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Hi [이름],

Happy Monday!

It\'s good to hear your opinion about this topic.

Keep on learning more new words and continue to enhance your skills.

Regarding to your question.

I ate two boiled eggs for lunch./I had two boiled eggs for lunch.

Yes, they have the same meaning.

You can use either.

Have a great day!

With appreciation,

Teacher Sunday

It may seem a little bit capitalistic
>> It may sound a little bit capitalism.
 Most people is result in the breakdown of good friendship when often he don\'t have money
>> Most factors may result in the breakdown of a good friendship is when the money problem is involve.
And often when he doesn\'t attend meetings
>> And when he/she often doesn\'t join the get together.
actually I didn\'t see the situation in mischief making
>> Actually, I didn\'t consider the situation as a catastrophe.
the question
>> I have a question.
I ate two boiled eggs for lunch. =I had two boiled eggs for lunch.
>> I ate two boiled eggs for lunch. /I had two boiled eggs for lunch.
It is mean the same thing?

>> Does it have the same meaning?