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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
eat porridge
Can I say,
(a)Johan has porridge for lunch.
(b)I have porridge at lunch time.
(c)I eat porridge alone.
(a)Johan has porridge for lunch.
(b)I have porridge at lunch time.
(c)I eat porridge alone.
Top answer
All three are natural sounding - except that porridge is only usually eaten for breakfast.
- All three are natural sounding - except that porridge is only usually eaten for breakfast.
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All three are natural sounding - except that porridge is only usually eaten for breakfast.
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And it wouldn't be called porridge in the U.S. It would be called oatmeal, if I'm not mistaken.
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