Can anybody help me to understand, when and what an article i should you with meal (launch, dinner, for example)
i read such variants,, what the difference? is there a mistake or i can use the both variants?
"I had a nice launch"
"I had nice launch"
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Can anybody help me to understand, when and what an article i should you with meal (launch, dinner, for example)
i read such variants,, what the difference? is there a mistake or i can use the both variants?
"I had a nice launch"
"I had nice launch"
lunch. launch is a boat.
I had a nice lunch. is correct.
Do you want to have lunch? is correct.
The lunch I had yesterday was a pbj sandwich. I made my own lunch today - lox and bagels.
BTW same goes for breakfast and dinner.
What does your textbook say about this?
My textbook says to write "i had a nice lunch". But i say some tests where it should be used without a....
Is it wrong to write "i had nice lunch" ?
to have lunch = обедать (I had lunch earlier than Dr.House). 'had lunch' - тут неделимая конструкция. Но 'I had a nice lunch today' c артиклем, потому что появляется определение 'nice' (короче, все дело в появившемся определении)
I agree with alexsms. You can see that rule in "English Grammar in Use" by Raymond Murphy: Unit 73 E (3d edition)
"i had nice lunch" would be incorrect.
I had lunch, но I had a nice lunch.