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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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pizza

CAn I say,
(a) He is having a pizza for dinner.
(b) He ate a piece / a slice of pizza as his dinner.
(c) He had pizza before dinner.
  

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Vincent Teo CAn I say, (a) He is having a pizza for dinner. (b) He ate a piece / a slice of pizza as his dinner. (c) He had pizza before dinner.

— Philip

  • Vincent Teo CAn I say, (a) He is having a pizza for dinner.
  • (b) He ate a piece / a slice of pizza as his dinner.
  • (c) He had pizza before dinner.
  • Assuming that you mean in (a) that he ate the entire pizza, all three are correct.
  • (c) could also be said with 'some pizza' or 'a pizza', which sound a bit more natural to me.
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Vincent TeoCAn I say,
(a) He is having a pizza for dinner.
(b) He ate a piece / a slice of pizza as his dinner.
(c) He had pizza before dinner.

Assuming that you mean in (a) that he ate the entire pizza, all three are correct. (c) could also be said with 'some pizza' or 'a pizza', which sound a bit more natural to me.
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