228 - Take Lunch vs. Have Lunch - Confusing Vocabulary. Take lunch & have lunch. A lot of people get confused with these two verbs. For today's English lesson let's have a look at when we use take and when we use have to talk about meal. I had a slice of pizza for lunch yesterday. Some of the guys had a beer after work last night.. In short, the correct answer is: 'Have lunch' is the correct way to say the phrase. 'Have a lunch' is usually incorrect. Although, if someone is referring to individually wrapped lunch packs, they might tell someone they can 'have a lunch.'. You might also see it when used with compound nouns that include the word lunch.

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Singapore. Chinese. May 28, 2013. #1. Recently I am shocked to learn from a dictionary that it is grammatical to say "I eat lunch/dinner/meals " instead of "I have lunch/dinner/meals". I want to know whether it is natural to say "I eat lunch/dinner/meals" for native speakers. People in Hong Kong normally feel "to eat lunch/dinner/meals" is of.. 1 Answer. Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven. Added an answer on August 18, 2021 at 8:38 am. Correct: "Have a lunch". Incorrect: "Have lunch". According to the Guardian, "have a lunch" is correct. In British English, "have a" is absolutely fine where Americans say "have," but "have a" is not used.