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16 January
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What is the difference between Have eggs for dinner and Have eggs with dinner ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between Have eggs for dinner and Have eggs with dinner ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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- English (US)
- Malay Near fluent
Have eggs for dinner = having only eggs for dinner
Have eggs with dinner = having eggs WITH something else for dinner
- English (US)
- French (France)
Have eggs for dinner = eggs are the main dish for the dinner
Have eggs with dinner = eggs are a side dish, or a small part of dinner, something else is the main dish
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- English (US)
They’re almost exactly the same. If you need to differentiate the two, "Have eggs for dinner." sounds either like it’s gonna be the main course or the only thing you’re having for dinner. "Have eggs with dinner." is more like you’re having eggs as a side along with other foods. You can use either one, though. It’s not something to worry about because I don’t think we really mind which one you use.
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