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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Countable or uncountable noun
Hi, which ones would you use?
Tomatoes are small, red fruit (or fruits?) that you can eat.
Salsa is a spicy sauce made from tomatoes (tomato?) and onions (onion?).
Tomatoes are small, red fruit (or fruits?) that you can eat.
Salsa is a spicy sauce made from tomatoes (tomato?) and onions (onion?).
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Tomatoes are small, red fruits that you can eat. Salsa is a spicy sauce made from tomatoes/tomato and onions/onion .
- Tomatoes are small, red fruits that you can eat.
- Salsa is a spicy sauce made from tomatoes/tomato and onions/onion .
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Tomatoes are small, red fruits that you can eat.
Salsa is a spicy sauce made from tomatoes/tomato and onions/onion.
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Tomatoes are small, red fruits that you can eat.
Salsa is a spicy sauce made from tomatoes/tomato and onions/onion.
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Hi, would you consider this wrong? I think I have gotten/received differing opinions on this from several people.
Tomatoes are small, red fruit that you can eat.
Tomatoes are small, red fruit that you can eat.
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I would consider that sloppy.
A tomato is a fruit. The tomato is a fruit
Tomatoes are fruits. Once you choose the plural, stick with it.
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A tomato is a fruit. The tomato is a fruit
Tomatoes are fruits. Once you choose the plural, stick with it.
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