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Snappy Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Fruit or fruits
In my understanding, English-speaking people say, "I like fruit." It means I like fruit in general.
They don't usually say, "I like fruits."
Now, is it possible to say, "What fruits do you like?"?
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SnappyNow, is it possible to say, "What fruits do you like?"?
It is possible but not the most usual way to ask it. Mostly people would phrase it another way, e.g. "What kinds/types of fruit do you like?" or perhaps just "What fruit do you like?".
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