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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Have / eat
- Sometimes I have soup for breakfast.
- Sometimes I eat soup for breakfast.
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Both "have soup" and "eat soup" are correct, aren't they? Any difference? Does the first one sound more elegant?
- Sometimes I eat soup for breakfast.
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Both "have soup" and "eat soup" are correct, aren't they? Any difference? Does the first one sound more elegant?
Top answer
Hi, Both are fine, but I rarely hear anyone say 'eat soup'. 'Have' is the normal and everyday word. Clive
- Hi, Both are fine, but I rarely hear anyone say 'eat soup'.
- 'Have' is the normal and everyday word.
- Clive
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Hi,
Both are fine, but I rarely hear anyone say 'eat soup'.
'Have' is the normal and everyday word.
Clive
Both are fine, but I rarely hear anyone say 'eat soup'.
'Have' is the normal and everyday word.
Clive
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Thank you, Clive.
- My doctor told me to eat less meat.
- My doctor told me to have less meat.
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- My doctor told me to eat less meat.
- My doctor told me to have less meat.
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