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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
chocolates
This box has 10 chocolates.
Can you count chocolate? Or do you need units like pieces/bars/balls?
10 bars of Kitkat
10 pieces of Hershey
10 balls of Ferrero Roche
Thanks
Can you count chocolate? Or do you need units like pieces/bars/balls?
10 bars of Kitkat
10 pieces of Hershey
10 balls of Ferrero Roche
Thanks
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Yes, you can count chocolates. Example: There are ten chocolates in this box. ~R
- Yes, you can count chocolates.
- Example: There are ten chocolates in this box.
- ~R
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Yes, you can count chocolates. Example:
There are ten chocolates in this box.
~R
There are ten chocolates in this box.
~R
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RonBee, one more question, If a chocolate has the shape of a golf ball, can I say, "give me two ***** of chocolates"?
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1. Chocolate is a sweet hard food made from cocoa beans.
...a bar of chocolate ...
Do you want some chocolate?
2. Chocolates are small sweets or nuts covered with a layer of chocolate. They are usually sold in a box..
Here, have a chocolate.
...a bar of chocolate ...
Do you want some chocolate?
2. Chocolates are small sweets or nuts covered with a layer of chocolate. They are usually sold in a box..
Here, have a chocolate.
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New2grammarRonBee, one more question, If a chocolate has the shape of a golf ball, can I say, "give me two ***** of chocolates"?Sure. If the chocolate is in the form of a ball you can call it a ball. (A place near us used to sell something called mint *****. Yum!)
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