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Hirashin Posted 11 years ago
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later this morning
Woulld it be all right to say (a), (b) and (c)?
(a) I'm not hungry yet because I ate breakfast late this morning.
(b) I'm not hungry yet because I ate breakfast later this morning.
(c) I'm not hungry yet because I ate breakfast later than usual this morning.
(a) I'm not hungry yet because I ate breakfast late this morning.
(b) I'm not hungry yet because I ate breakfast later this morning.
(c) I'm not hungry yet because I ate breakfast later than usual this morning.
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Yes.
B needs a context in which the listener understands 'later than what?'
B needs a context in which the listener understands 'later than what?'
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