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New Hope Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
After break, after the break
Which is correct?
Yesterday I was late after break and I got into trouble.
Yesterday I was latte after the break and I got into trouble.
Yesterday I was late after break and I got into trouble.
Yesterday I was latte after the break and I got into trouble.
Top answer
Both are OK, but you need to put a comma after "break" in both sentences and change "latte" to "late" in the second sentence because "latte" is a type of hot coffee drink.
- Both are OK, but you need to put a comma after "break" in both sentences and change "latte" to "late" in the second sentence because "latte" is a type of hot coffee drink.
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Both are OK, but you need to put a comma after "break" in both sentences and change "latte" to "late" in the second sentence because "latte" is a type of hot coffee drink.
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We are less likely to use the definite article in BrE if we are talking about the recreation time in the middle of the morning in schools, more likely to use it in other situations, for example, a coffee break between presentations.
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