Why did I vomit my breakfast?
Nausea in the morning could be related to something you ate at breakfast. A mild food allergy or intolerance can cause nausea. In other cases, eating too much will leave you feeling nauseated.
Can food stay in your stomach for days?
Gastroparesis is a condition in which food stays in your stomach for longer than it should. You might hear your doctor call it delayed gastric emptying.
What does it mean if you haven’t eaten anything since yesterday?
I didn’t eat anything yesterday and I haven’t eaten anything ever since), or I haven’t eaten in the period of time after yesterday (i.e. I ate something yesterday but haven’t eaten anything ever since)? If you say “I haven’t eaten since yesterday”, it will almost always be interpreted as meaning that you ate yesterday.
When was the last time you ate food?
To which the patient might reply: I have not eaten anything since yesterday. That’s to say that the last time the patient took food was prior to midnight. It could have been at any point up until midnight, and might have referred to several meals during the course of the previous day.
Which is correct ” I ate anything ” or ” I haven’t eaten anything “?
In your sentence, “ate” and “haven’t eaten anything” are two parts of the same verb “eat.” All verbs have three “principle parts:” present tense, past tense, and past participle. Look at the following: I eat breakfast at nine. Yesterday I ate breakfast at nine. I have eaten breakfast.
Can you say we were eaten, you were eaten and they will be eaten?
“We are eaten, you were eaten, they will be eaten” are grammatically correct, but spoken only by people faced with cannibalism or becoming animal food. Thus, “we are eaten” could never be said, except by a ghost. “You were eaten” would involve talking to human remains.
I didn’t eat anything yesterday and I haven’t eaten anything ever since), or I haven’t eaten in the period of time after yesterday (i.e. I ate something yesterday but haven’t eaten anything ever since)? If you say “I haven’t eaten since yesterday”, it will almost always be interpreted as meaning that you ate yesterday.
To which the patient might reply: I have not eaten anything since yesterday. That’s to say that the last time the patient took food was prior to midnight. It could have been at any point up until midnight, and might have referred to several meals during the course of the previous day.
Why did I feel nauseous the day after eating a burrito?
Shortly after eating the burrito, I became uninterested in food and couldn’t eat another bite. That same day my stomach felt full and bloated, and I felt stomach cramps at first. I had laid down to rest but after I woke up, I felt nauseous and sick. The next day I didn’t eat a thing.
In your sentence, “ate” and “haven’t eaten anything” are two parts of the same verb “eat.” All verbs have three “principle parts:” present tense, past tense, and past participle. Look at the following: I eat breakfast at nine. Yesterday I ate breakfast at nine. I have eaten breakfast.