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5 Dec 2020
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Question about English (US)
I have pancakes for breakfast.
Sounds natural?
I have pancakes for breakfast.
Sounds natural?
Sounds natural?
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- English (US)
あなたは現在パンケーキを食べていると言っていますか、それとも過去にパンケーキを食べたと言っていますか？
Present tense is “have”. Past tense is “had”
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Yes if someone is asking you what you are having for breakfast you can also say “ I am going to have pancakes for breakfast”
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I want to say like normally I eat pancakes.
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@29151616inN Then yes that’s correct!
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