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New Hope Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Definite article
What is correct of the two?
It is lunch break at school.
It is the lunch break at school.
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New Hope What is correct of the two? Both are correct in the appropriate context. A: What are you doing now?
- New Hope What is correct of the two?
- Both are correct in the appropriate context.
- A: What are you doing now?
- B: Eating lunch.
- It is lunch break at school.
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New HopeWhat is correct of the two?
Both are correct in the appropriate context.
A: What are you doing now?
B: Eating lunch. It is lunch break at school.
A: What is the name of the period between noon and 1 pm?
B: It is the lunch break at school.
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New HopeIt is lunch break at school.
When going to school in England, we would have said things like this but, we called it lunchtime https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/lunchtime
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