Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Breakfast"

A: we would breakfast = we would eat breakfast
parsing = reading carefully
dispatches = news about the military
teak = a kind of dark-colored wood
dining table = a table where people eat formal meals

We would have breakfast together, carefully reading through military news while we sat on the same side of the wood dining table.

A: "Would you be needing" is a formal and stiff expression (but it is used very often).

"Will you be needing" is less stiff and more polite.

"Will you need" is a normal expression.

"Would you need" can also be used instead of "would you be needing."

A: It means you work the morning shift when they are serving breakfast & once they start lunch you're done^^

A: It means you eat breakfast while sitting in bed. People will bring others breakfast so they do not have to leave their bed. It shows that they care about the other person.

A: Express can sometimes mean "fast"

So this sandwich is probably a sandwich meant to appeal to people who need a quick fast breakfast.

Most likely it will have a breakfast meat (sausage, bacon, ham), egg and cheese.

A: - "Grow up" is when a child becomes an adult. You probably mean "get up" or "wake up".
- We only say "o'clock" when there are no minutes after the hour.

I get up at seven o'clock AM, eat breakfast at seven-thirty AM, start work at eight-thirty AM, [???] and go home at five o'clock PM.

I'm not sure what that part means; maybe "When I'm finally finished, I'll walk home..." or "When I'm finally finished with work"?

A: If we’re talking very conversationally, these phrases are said in the context of it being morning, so specifics aren’t typically used:

“Did you eat yet?”
“Did you have breakfast?”
“Want to grab breakfast?”

A: @hurricaneignacioI

I didn't eat breakfast this morning.

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.

Did you eat breakfast?

I ate my neighbour's breakfast.

My sister makes a very delicious breakfast.

A: Have you had breakfast?
What did you eat for breakfast? Breakfast starts at 8am.

A: I forgot to eat breakfast this morning. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. When you don't eat breakfast it affects your concentration.

A: Did you have breakfast this morning?

Don't say take breakfast it isn't used normally

Here are some examples where you would use take:

Did you take your medicine?
Remember to take your pills.

A: 意味は全く同じです

A: What would you like to have for breakfast?

They said that they had a great time with you at breakfast today

A: not really. They both mean the same thing and can apply to the same question of "did you eat breakfast?". The second one does sound more proper/polite

A: “I ate breakfast that I cooked”
“I eat breakfast that I cook”
Ate and cook”ed” is past tense.
“Do not” is a more proper approach to speach and “don’t” is more casual.

A: It’s not grammatically correct. The correct version is “I eat breakfast.” or if you’re using past tense, “I ate breakfast”.

Hope this helps 😊

A: Both are natural. The first puts more emphasis on 8, while the second puts more emphasis on every morning.

A: Its not an old expression, I hear people say it all the time.

A: その文法は正しいです。

A: 英語は《いただきます》と言う表現はありません。
"Let's eat" or "Let's dig in" (イディオム)の方は普通です。《食べましょう》の意味があります。

A: Yes, both are correct.

A: Those are both correct. :). Number one can be shortened.
1 - They're having breakfast.

A: Would you like to have breakfast now?

A: × I was going to feed him some baby food, but as soon as he spotted a slice of white bread on my plate, he grabbed it and started chewing on its edge!
✓ I was going to feed him some baby food, but as soon as he spotted a slice of white bread on my plate, he grabbed it and started chewing on its edge.

× I didn't know he likes bread that much!
✓ I didn't know that he would like bread that much.

Excellent work.
It’s very important not to use the — ¡exclamation mark! — too often. The only place you should see it used a lot is in children’s adventure stories – but for generally sober adult writing, it really does work better if you minimise the effect of it.

A: × With whom did you eat breakfast?
✓ Who did you have breakfast with?