is correct to say "go on break" or "serve your break" or "take your break". i mean lunch break
U Unregistered Guest Mar 11, 2008 #1 is correct to say "go on break" or "serve your break" or "take your break". i mean lunch break
H Horsa Senior Member Joined Jul 22, 2007 Member Type English Teacher Mar 11, 2008 #2 "take your/a break" is usual "go on a break" is used "go for a break" is used "a break" here doesn't necessarily have to be a lunch break. I would usually say "I'm going for lunch"
"take your/a break" is usual "go on a break" is used "go for a break" is used "a break" here doesn't necessarily have to be a lunch break. I would usually say "I'm going for lunch"
