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John Aki Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Grammar help please

Hi There,

Can you tell me are these sentences natural and correct English, please?

"I toasted a toast for breakfast this morning."

"I toast a toast for breakfast everyday."

Thanks

  

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"Toast" is uncountable. You had a piece of toast, you made toast, or you toasted a piece of bread. "Every day" is two words in this context.

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  • "Toast" is uncountable.
  • You had a piece of toast, you made toast, or you toasted a piece of bread.
  • "Every day" is two words in this context.
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"Toast" is uncountable. You had a piece of toast, you made toast, or you toasted a piece of bread. "Every day" is two words in this context.

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