Eating English past tense
Eat English past tense 1. They actually eat in the kitchen.
As usual, they eat in the kitchen.
They eat in an Italian restaurant on the fourth street.
They had dinner in an Italian restaurant on Fourth Avenue.
Volunteers recorded everything they ate in a week.
Volunteers recorded all the food they ate in a week.
4. Ray and I had dinner and recalled the trip.
I had dinner with ray, thinking about the trip.
We eat in a restaurant instead of a pub.
We eat in a restaurant, not a small restaurant.
He drinks less coffee and smokes, and has a balanced diet.
He drinks less coffee, smokes less and has a balanced diet.
7. Levi greedily ate the pie and ate it with relish.
Levi swallowed the dessert with relish.
8. The well-dressed customers talked politely in a low voice while eating.
Well-dressed customers whispered while eating.
9. Rachel was full of praise for the new food she ate there.
Rachel was full of praise for the novel food she ate there.
10. Most of the time we just eat snacks and fast food.
Most of the time, we only eat snacks and fast food.
Common usage of eating. &; Intransitive verbs eat and drink;
The intransitive verb (food) tastes good; Bite; (people) feel distressed (or annoyed); Erosion, corrosion
Corrosion (such as acid); Finish eating; Eat well; corrode
1. A reasonable and balanced diet is meaningful when losing weight.
It is wise to maintain a relatively balanced diet during weight loss.
The happy lady urges you to order more than you can eat!
The enthusiastic female receptionist repeatedly recommended that I ate too much at the last meal!
Because you don't burn calories, everything you eat will become fat.
Because you don't consume calories, everything you eat will get fat.
4. "What would you like to eat?" ? "I can do anything, Eva."
? what would you like to eat? I can eat anything, Eva. ?
Try to eat at least four pieces of bread every day.
Try to eat at least 4 pieces of bread every day.
He had to take back what he said that the company was not affected by the recession.
He had to take back what he said that the company would not be affected by the recession.
7. The responsibilities of family and work occupy his time.
The double burden of family and work consumed his time.
8. The crew only gave them bread to eat.
The crew on the ship only gave them bread.
9. On Monday night, Wendy hurried in and had something to eat.
Wendy came over for a fast food on Monday night.
10. "Helen ate something before she left," Cecil interrupted anxiously.