Another way to say for lunch next week: [for next week's lunches or lunch]
One of my non-native English speaking friends gave me the first sentence below.
(1) For lunch next week, I'll have one and half pizzas for each of the first four days and two hamburgers for each of the other days. (friends' sentence)
I came up with two other ways to say that, as shown below.
(2) For next week's lunch, I'll have one and half pizzas for each of the first four days and two hamburgers for each of the other days.
(3) For next week's lunches, I'll have one and half pizzas for each of the first four days and two hamburgers for each of the other days.
My friends are not sure which form of "lunch" you should use in my sentence. Please help me. Thank you.
Top answer
ansonguy My friends are not sure which form of "lunch" you should use in my sentence. lunch es The list includes all the lunches during the week. CJ
- ansonguy My friends are not sure which form of "lunch" you should use in my sentence.
- lunch es The list includes all the lunches during the week.
- CJ
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ansonguyMy friends are not sure which form of "lunch" you should use in my sentence.
lunches
The list includes all the lunches during the week.
CJ
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