correct the sentence

[payal desai]

is this a correct sentence:
I'll eat you food.
wat could be the other ways to say this.

 

[bhaisahab]

Is this a correct sentence?
I'll eat you food.
What could be the other ways to say this?

No, "I'll eat your food" is correct.

 

[payal desai]

No, "I'll eat your food" is correct.

I was asking in the sense that what would we say if we are going to make someone eat the food.
Like:
I'll buy you the clothes.
I'll make you a coffee.

 

[5jj]

I was asking in the sense that what would we say if we are going to make someone eat the food.
Like:
I'll buy you the clothes. = I'll buy the clothes for you.
I'll make you a coffee. = I'll make a coffee for you.

You can hardly eat someone's food for them.
If you want to make someone eat their food, just say, "Eat your food".

 

[payal desai]

You can hardly eat someone's food for them.
If you want to make someone eat their food, just say, "Eat your food".

This is what I want to ask:
If we are going to get food for someone to eat then what should we say?

 

[5jj]

This is what I want to ask:
If we are going to get food for someone to eat then what should we say?

I'll get/fetch/make/prepare/buy you something to eat.

 

[Coolfootluke]

I am not a teacher.

I'll feed you.

 

[payal desai]

Is this also correct?
'I'll get you eat something' or 'I'll get you eat'.

 

[payal desai]

I'll get you something to eat. Something here is filling in for the exact type of food - I'll get you eggs to eat. You've turned the words around so that they have a different meaning. The way I would attempt to understand your sentence is, "I'll get you to eat something." - or, I'll force you to eat something.

OK, so if we are going to treat someone to burger then shall we say that:
I'll get you burger to eat.

 

[engee30]

OK, so if we are going to treat someone to burger then shall we say that:
I'll get you burger to eat.

I'll get you a burger (to eat). to eat is kinda redundant - what would you do with a buger if not eat it?
I'll get you to eat a burger. would sound like a bad movie character talking to a kid who doesn't want to it one.

 

[payal desai]

So give me the final correct sentence, would it be just-'I'll get you a burger'.

 

[engee30]

So give me the final correct sentence, would it be just-'I'll get you a burger'.

:up:

 

[5jj]

to eat is kinda redundant

kinda?

 

[engee30]

kinda?

I wanted to sound cool. ;-)

 

[5jj]

I wanted to sound cool. ;-)

OK; however, as you know, we encourage people to try to use standard English in this forum.