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Aug 18, 2017 - 01:21 PM
Probably an error IMO if sticking to the way it was taught in the program. As a side note, when I worked in Montreal, they called breakfast 'déjeuner', and called lunch 'dîner'. There they told me that petit-déjeuner was more of a France thing :). I do seem to recall petit-déjeuner being used for breakfast on my only trip to Paris. The only other difference I can think of for your example is that petit-déjeuner is not really a verb, but rather a noun (???), whereas déjeuner can be both. Maybe others with more experience have a better answer.
