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anonymous T he breakfast is at eight o'clock . (English gramm a r). The sentence is correct if you are talking about a particular occasion, perhaps a group of people meeting specially one day to eat breakfast together.
- anonymous T he breakfast is at eight o'clock .
- (English gramm a r).
- The sentence is correct if you are talking about a particular occasion, perhaps a group of people meeting specially one day to eat breakfast together.
- If it isn't a special event, just a notification of what time breakfast is usually served, then you don't need the .
- Just say "Breakfast is at eight o'clock".
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anonymousThe breakfast is at eight o'clock.
(English grammar).
The sentence is correct if you are talking about a particular occasion, perhaps a group of people meeting specially one day to eat breakfast t
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