where? and when? (lol)
Imperative
Unless your lunch is literally running from you, it is "go to lunch."
The sentence, What would you like for lunch, is an interrogatory. It asks a question.
These vary from place to place and according to type of school. One typical schedule would run from 0900 until 1700 with a two hour break for lunch; another typical schedule would go from 0900 with no break and finish classes for the day at 1400. When there is a lunch break of more than hour, students typically have the option to go home for lunch, which many do to take lunch with their entire family.
The lunch break it's the part where you go and eat lunch and you're not working. Hhaha that's the best. :)
He clearly doesn't like you
Well, it depends on what school you go to like i think sandy goes to lunch at 2:00 something. So you need to look up your schools website
The word he'd is a contraction, a shortened form for the pronoun 'he' and the verbs (or auxiliary verb) 'had' or 'would'. The contraction he'd functions in a sentence as the subject and the verb (or auxiliary verb). Examples:He had been in class all morning. Or, He'd been in class all morning.He would like to go to lunch now. Or, He'd like to go to lunch now.
I would like to make lunch appointment with Dave Ramsey to discuss some legal issues
No No kids should not go to town during lunch time as there would be heavy traffic congestion and waste of petrol on travelling long distances
After you go with her on a dance. Ask her whether she would like to go on a date. If she says yes that hit the point.
I would probably be their lunch break and time to go home. ;)
...Call him up one day and ask him if he would like to go to lunch or for a coffie