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have foods, get foods Could you let me know what's the differences between them? "Cyndi" often doesn't get her favorite foods because Harper cannot eat them. "Cyndi" often doesn't have her favorite foods because Harper cannot eat them. Thank you for your time. :)

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There is a difference. "get" in this context means "obtain", most probably by buying them from a shop. "have" in this context means "eat".
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Because "have" reffers you've alredy possess something. On the other hand, "get" is the verb for express that you obtain something.
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THANK YOU ALL!
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Bibinur's right - it's very rare to write "foods" unless you have a specific reason for doing so. Most of the time, "food" is uncountable. Also, remember that "often" sits before the main verb, even in negative and question forms: "doesn't often get", "doesn't often have". Follow this rule and you'll seem more natural.
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And the word "food" doesn't have plural form.It's uncountable.May be it's used in some contexts

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