” anyway, they are colloquial. but this does not mean that the options I stated above are formal.
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MyShirleyCan I have two waters, please?"Two waters" and "two coffees" is fine, but not "two luggages".
Can I have two coffees please?
I have two luggages with me now.
Are they correct? If not, how do you rewrite them?
MilkyDo you mean that two luggages are unacceptable? DMyShirley"Two waters" and "two coffees" is fine, but not "two luggages".
Can I have two waters, please?
Can I have two coffees please?
I have two luggages with me now.
Are they correct? If not, how do you rewrite them?
CalifJimThe use of plurals of edible or drinkable substances is restricted almost exlusively to the situation of ordering in a restaurant. While it is true that some items in restaurants are as tough as the leather used to make some luggage, it is highly unlikely that either luggage or luggages would ever come up in a restaurant order!
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