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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Ate

Thanks, but I already ate.

What's the most common way to say the sentence above?

Is it considered inappropriate to say 'ate' in American English?

  

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In the US you might hear: I already had something. I just ate breakfast/lunch/dinner.

  • In the US you might hear: I already had something.
  • I just ate breakfast/lunch/dinner.
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In the US you might hear:


I already had something.


I just ate breakfast/lunch/dinner.

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anonymousThanks, but I already ate.
What's the most common way to say the sentence above?

There's only one way to say that sentence, so I suppose it's the most common way: Thanks, but I already ate.

anonymousIs it considered inappropriate to say 'ate' in American English?

No. Americans do use the word

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