"저는 아침에 밥을 먹어요."

Translation: I eat rice for breakfast.

[chiefmasamune]

How come "I eat rice in the morning." is considered incorrert here?

[curiouscait]

It's not technically incorrect I'm pretty sure, but it wants you to translate 아침 as 'breakfast' in this particular lesson.

[Gilen13]

Shouldnt it be 아침으로?

[akira300]

Probably referred to it as "a time of day when you eat breakfast" rather than "a noun breakfast which is a first meal in a day".
It's my rationalisation.

[WildWildBasch]

I've got exactly the same question. I will try to find the correct answer to this.

[EroticToaster]

This can just mean "I eat breakfast," right? In my experience, Korean people will say "밥을 먹었어?" and this will mean "Have you eaten?"

[Yeondk_]

Thats is right i dont understand why they translate 밥 as only rice

[Debbi380611]

Anyone who think "i eat breakfast" its correct too?

[Sparkles59408]

Then you have missed 'rice' as part of the sentence. Here we are talking about what is eatwn for breakfast.

[EanerOcisi]

My lifestyle be like

[Jenniibbeett]

"I had rice for breakfast" was incorrect too

[TeoJr]

We are dealing with simple present sentences until this point. Your sentence is on simple past.