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The phrase "eaten breakfast" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a past participle verb phrase that describes an action that has already been completed. It can be used as a subject, object, or complement in a sentence. Example: I have already eaten breakfast. In this sentence, the phrase "eaten breakfast" acts as a verb phrase that describes the action of "eating breakfast" that has already been completed. Another example: The doctor suggested that I have already eaten breakfast before my appointment. In this sentence, "eaten breakfast" functions as the object of the verb "have" and describes the action that has already been completed.
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Mitchell had eaten breakfast at the volunteers' table once before.
Have a nice day!" I've never eaten breakfast so quickly.
Then after you have eaten breakfast, rinse with a fluoride mouthwash.
He also hadn't eaten breakfast, nor would he eat or drink during his workout.
I haven't even eaten breakfast yet, and I've got a dentist's appointment at 11 30".
I finally asked the class how many students had eaten breakfast that morning.
Photograph: M. Timothy O'Keefe/Alamy Updated at 3.42pm BST 3.14pm BST Just eaten breakfast at Biff.
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Kids eating breakfast (cereal).
They eat breakfast regularly.
I definitely eat breakfast.
I never eat breakfast.
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