I have made up the sentences below.
(A) Suppose that I want to have breakfast only four days every week. The four days are random. For example, the days I choose can be Mon/Tue/Fri/Sun, Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri, Mon/Thu/Sat/Sun, and so on. I want only 1 beef sandwich per day for breakfast. Here is my sentence.
(1) Every week, I go to ABC Supermarket to buy four beef sandwiches for breakfast, one for each breakfast.
(B) Again, suppose that I want to have breakfast only four days every week. I need six cheeseburgers in total.
For example,
I might eat 1 on Mon, 1 on Wed, 2 on Tue and 2 on Sat;
or 2 on Mon, 1 on Fri, 1 on Sat, and 2 on Sun;
or 1 on Tue, 2 on Thu, 1 on Fri, and 2 on Sun;
and so on. The days I choose to have breakfast are also random. Here is my sentence.
(2) Every week, I go to ABC Supermarket to buy six cheeseburgers for breakfast, one for each of two breakfasts and two for each of another two breakfasts.
I hope you understand my difficulty. I am sure that the highlighted phrases are awkward. How do you revise my sentences to convey my ideas clearly? Thank you very much for your time and help. I really appreciate it.
1) I have a beef sandwich for breakfast four days a week, and I buy them on my weekly trip to the ABC supermarket. 2) I have a cheeseburger for breakfast two days a week and two cheeseburgers on two other days, and I buy them on my weekly trip to the ABC supermarket. CJ
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1)
I have a beef sandwich for breakfast four days a week, and I buy them on my weekly trip to the ABC supermarket.
2)
I have a cheeseburger for breakfast two days a week and two cheeseburgers on two other days, and I buy them on my weekly trip to the ABC supermarket.
CJ