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Exodejavu Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
"went to a breakfast"
He went to a breakfast this morning.
Does this "breakfast" mean "a breakfast restaurant"?
I looked "breakfast" up in a couple of dictionaries, but I didn't find such meaning.
But in this quoted passage from a page I found on the Internet
Please shed some light.
Sincerely,
Does this "breakfast" mean "a breakfast restaurant"?
I looked "breakfast" up in a couple of dictionaries, but I didn't find such meaning.
But in this quoted passage from a page I found on the Internet
The word "where" tells of the preceding noun being "a place"...
My wife went to a breakfast this morning where Ruda Landman of Carte Blanche was giving a talk which although attempting to give a balanced view of the potential of the country, was naturally leaning towards the positive messages.
http://lifestages.biz/2006/11/fear-and-loathing-in-south-africa.html
Please shed some light.
Sincerely,
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" You use "a luncheon" or "a dinner" the same way. The focus is on the event, not so much the meal.
- " You use "a luncheon" or "a dinner" the same way.
- The focus is on the event, not so much the meal.
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It means "an event where breakfast is served."
You use "a luncheon" or "a dinner" the same way.
The focus is on the event, not so much the meal.
You use "a luncheon" or "a dinner" the same way.
The focus is on the event, not so much the meal.
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