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Miyabi Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
About single/plural form
Hello, everyone!
Is it correct to say,
“She likes pasta/pastas?” or “She likes to eat pasta?”
Does “spaghetti” and “sanwich” have plural form?
Thank you!
Is it correct to say,
“She likes pasta/pastas?” or “She likes to eat pasta?”
Does “spaghetti” and “sanwich” have plural form?
Thank you!
Top answer
” She likes (to eat) pasta. She likes (to eat) spaghetti. She likes (to eat) sandwiches.
- ” She likes (to eat) pasta.
- She likes (to eat) spaghetti.
- She likes (to eat) sandwiches.
- Spaghetti and pasta are mass (non count) nouns.
- Sandwich is a count noun.
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miyabiIs it correct to say, “She likes pasta/pastas?” or “She likes to eat pasta?”She likes (to eat) pasta.
She likes (to eat) spaghetti.
She likes (to eat) sandwiches.
Spaghetti and pasta are mass (non count) nouns.
Sandwich is a count noun.
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