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27 January
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Question about English (US)
Example 1
"I have to cook earlier today because I need to finish my work."
Example 2
"I have to make my breakfast earlier than usual today because I need to finish my work."
Are they correct?
Example 1
"I have to cook earlier today because I need to finish my work."
Example 2
"I have to make my breakfast earlier than usual today because I need to finish my work."
Are they correct?
"I have to cook earlier today because I need to finish my work."
Example 2
"I have to make my breakfast earlier than usual today because I need to finish my work."
Are they correct?
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are you cooking for someone else? if so, #1 is fine.
if not, you can say: I have to EAT earlier today, b/c i need to finish... .
#2: I would say "I have to HAVE breakfast earlier than usual today". Not: 'make my breakfast'.
For eating / having meals we tend to use HAVE more than "cook".
or you can say I have to GET breakfast (assuming you're buying it somewhere) earlier today...
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