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Fromthehell Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

'Have you had breakfast yet?' or 'Haven't you had breakfast yet?' ?

Hi all!
I'm learning English.My teacher has asked this question while we were learning present perfect tense :"Which one I have to use : 'Have you had breakfast yet?' or 'Haven't you had breakfast yet?'.".Then I am asking it to you now: Which one I should use?

Thanks for your answers my dear friends.
  

Top answer

'-- You don't know if the person has eaten. '. -- You are surprised that the person hasn't eaten.

— Mister Micawber

  • '-- You don't know if the person has eaten.
  • '.
  • -- You are surprised that the person hasn't eaten.
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Both are fine:

'Have you had breakfast yet?'-- You don't know if the person has eaten.
'Haven't you had breakfast yet?'.-- You are surprised that the person hasn't eaten.
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