Buy the Food
I have the question about the sentence in perfect form.
What I want to say: "I bought some food and brought it home, put in my fridge. A food was in my fridge. But all was ended and I went to a supermarket again and brought purchases home ".
The sentence: "I had bought a food. And have bought a food again".
Right?

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food в данном случае неисчислимое существительное и не может быть с неопределённым артиклем. А так не понятно что вы спрашиваете. I have bought food for years, and still do this. I had bought food in past, but since last week my wife do this.

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It's really not clear what you are asking. But yes, if an action in the past precedes another action that happened in a more recent past, like buying food, then yes: "I had bought some food previously, but then it all ran out, so now I've bought more food."

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