The first sentence sounds me as if i am inside the hotel right now to have. Breakfast由break与fast组成,为什么发音区别那么大? breakfast [ˈbrekfəst] 中断 禁食 = 早餐 break [breɪk] 打破 fast [fɑ:st] 禁食,(尤指)斋戒; Right now, i am at the hotel to have my breakfast.
Thank you so much your time and. Hello everyone, i would like to know how do you call the noun fast (as in a period of time when one abstains from eating) in your language? However, both interpretations seem to fit.
I know 'at' is about time, and 'for' is about food. Any difference in meaning btw the 2? I like to eat breakfast i like to have breakfast. Right now, i am in the hotel to have my breakfast.
If it's eaten at lunch time, it's breakfast, supper, and dinner. Can't decide between 'at breakfast' and 'for breakfast' in the following sentence. Is it a regional or personal preference? Unfortunately some teachers in peru especially at schools and at universities tell students that take breakfast is correct: