I have seen sentences such as: 你吃过早饭吗？ I think this just means "Have you had breakfast?" and doesn't really mean "Have you ever eaten breakfast?" I think that with certain verbs, such as 吃 and 喝, 过 is sometimes used instead of 了 just to indicate the past.
Yes, that's right. It's very tricky, and it's very important to expose oneself to the target language as much as possible to get a broad understanding.
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I have seen sentences such as: 你吃过早饭吗？
I think this just means "Have you had breakfast?" and doesn't really mean "Have you ever eaten breakfast?"
I think that with certain verbs, such as 吃 and 喝, 过 is sometimes used instead of 了 just to indicate the past.
Yes, that's right. It's very tricky, and it's very important to expose oneself to the target language as much as possible to get a broad understanding.