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Moguwai007 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Bread or Breads
In the following context with photos included, are these expression grammatically appropriate?
I am not sure if bread should be singular or plural .
I found these cute breads at the bakery.
They are Santa Claus, snow man, and reindeer.
Which would you choose?
I am not sure if bread should be singular or plural .
I found these cute breads at the bakery.
They are Santa Claus, snow man, and reindeer.
Which would you choose?
Top answer
These are cookies (American English) or biscuits (British English), not breads. They are made from gingerbread.
- These are cookies (American English) or biscuits (British English), not breads.
- They are made from gingerbread.
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Yes, they are cookies but what I am talking about is bread.
In Japan, they are many of these breads.
In Japan, they are many of these breads.
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moguwai007what I am talking about is breadThey look small enough to be considered single servings — one per person.
If so, we would call them "rolls", or "sweet rolls" if they're sweet, which I suspect they are.
CJ
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