one of the more sensible explanations so far. made me think of the term 'appetite' which is used to describe the desire for all the above, as well as all having a point of 'satiation'. so yes, seems these events do have something in common. ah, what a lovely academic discussion we're having.one843 wrote:I think that sex would be considered an event such as dinner or lunch or breakfast.
Yes, I can see that point. However, when I am hungry, I say, "I want to eat", not "I want to have food"... or breakfast.one843 wrote:I think that sex would be considered an event such as dinner or lunch or breakfast. With these events we use the words have, having and had.
Therefore one would have breakfast and then have sex then they could say the had breakfast and then had sex. Or vice versa.
Is'nt it also funny how when ever the topic of sex comes up even for reasons of correct grammar it always endes up a bit naughty.
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