Lunch
Adjective + breakfast
a (three)-course lunch
an early lunch
a late lunch
a light lunch
a packed lunch
a working lunch
Sunday lunch
Common expressions
be free for lunch
meet someone for lunch
have a (sandwich) for lunch
be closed for lunch
get (an hour) for lunch
break for lunch
(the bank) is closed for lunch
Exercise
1. Adjective + lunch
I only had a light lunch. I wasn't very hungry.
The meeting will break for a short working lunch around midday.
I just had the two-course lunch. I didn't feel like dessert.
It's an all-day trip so bring a packed lunch with you.
The British traditionally have roast beef for Sunday lunch.
We had an early lunch, so that we could spend the whole afternoon shopping.
2. Common expressions
I said I'd meet him for lunch if I could get away. - b
Are you free for lunch today? - a
At work we're only allowed half an hour for lunch. - d
The post office is closed for lunch between 12.30 and 1.30. - c
Nowadays, a lot of people just have a sandwich for lunch. - f
We plan to break for lunch around 12. - e