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Please, I need help with these sentences

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00Can I use the word "timetable" in the following sentence? 02br
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00 What is the timetable for breakfast? 02br
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00 What is breakfast timetable? 02br
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00My second question is if I can say "much more" without a noun after it: 02br
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00 We must use recycling much more. 02br
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00Thanks a lot!!! 0-
  

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0 01blockquote 00What is the timetable for breakfast? " 02br 01blockquote 00We must use recycling much more. 12blockquote 12br 02br 00Yes, it is possible to use "much more" in this way.

— Abbie1948

  • 0 01blockquote 00What is the timetable for breakfast?
  • " 02br 01blockquote 00We must use recycling much more.
  • 12blockquote 12br 02br 00Yes, it is possible to use "much more" in this way.
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00What is the timetable for breakfast? 12blockquote
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00We would usually say "What time is breakfast?" Or "When is breakfast served?" 02br
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00We must use recycling much more. 12blockquote
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00Yes, it is possible to use "much more" in thi
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0 Hello Guest 02br
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00Yes, you could say 'what is the timetable for breakfast', or (less likely) 'what is the breakfast timetable', if you were e.g. a waiter discussing the hotel breakfast arrangements with another waiter. 02br
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00If you were a guest, you would say 'when is breakfast?'. 02br
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00I don't seen any reason why y
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