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Flyfly Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Help me make the right sentence

I am confused how to make this sentence below grammatically correct. Any explanation is sure welcomed.

Here is the sentnce:
I don't want to eat any more (cakes / cake) because I have eaten too (much / many).

Thank you.
  

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First, which answers do you choose, flyfly? Is 'cake' countable or uncountable?

— Mister Micawber

  • First, which answers do you choose, flyfly?
  • Is 'cake' countable or uncountable?
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First, which answers do you choose, flyfly? Is 'cake' countable or uncountable?
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Hi Mister Micawber,

If I choose cake (as uncountable noun ?), how is the sentence?
If I choose cakes (as countable noun ?), how is the sentence?

Thank you
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That is what I would like to see you attempt to decide first.
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I would like to know how to make sentences with both "cake" and "cakes" so that I can compare the difference later Emotion: smile
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I know that, and that is why I want you to try it first. That is the best learning method.
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I don't want to eat any more cakes because I have eaten too many.
I don't want to eat any more cake because I have eaten too much.

How are those sentences?
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Perfect! Keep in mind that usually (at least in the West) we are eating from just one big cake (like a birthday cake or a wedding cake, for instance).
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