I like to eat delicious food can be expressed in English as:

Example: I?like?pasta?salad.?It's?delicious.?

I like the cold pasta salad, it tastes delicious.

Eat can be used as a transitive or intransitive verb; when it is used as a transitive verb, it is used with a noun or pronoun as the object. The object of "eat" can be food, or a meal, one's breakfast.

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Other Forms of eat:

1. Noun Forms: ? ['i?t?(r)] American? ['i?t?r]?

n. eater; corrosive

[Example sentence]Despite her rough life, she was a dainty?eater.

Despite her rough life, she was a dainty eater.

2. Past tense: ate 英? [et; eit]American? [?t; et]

abbr. Automatic Test Equipment automatic test equipment

v. eat (past tense)

[Example sentence]I?ate?it all.

I ate it all.

3. Past participle: eaten English? ['i?t?n]American? [itn]

v. eat (past participle of eat)

[Example sentence]He's?eaten?a lot of choc ices.

He has eaten a lot of chocolate ice cream.

4. third person singular:?eats[its]

n.? <slang>food

[Example sentence]He?eats?three solid meals a day.

He eats three solid meals a day.