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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Both countable and uncountable nouns okay?
Hi. Please help. Could we use both countable and uncountable nouns after the phrase "kind of"?
eg,
What kind of hat do you like?
What kind of food do you like?
eg,
What kind of hat do you like?
What kind of food do you like?
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It's possible, in the answer. The question, however, should be kinds if asking for more than one type of something. What kinds of cuisine are your favorites?
- It's possible, in the answer.
- The question, however, should be kinds if asking for more than one type of something.
- What kinds of cuisine are your favorites?
- What kinds of beverage will you serve?
- Be aware that many native speakers do not follow my suggestions.
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It's possible, in the answer. The question, however, should be kinds if asking for more than one type of something. What kinds of cuisine are your favorites? What kinds of beverage will you serve? Be aware that many native speakers do not follow my suggestions.
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