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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Ice cream

We haven't had many ice creams this week.

One colleague of mine believes that it should be "ice cream" with no 's, because it's an uncountable noun. However, I think otherwise. In this usage, I think "ice cream" is countable, because it refers to a small amount of ice cream on a stick, in a cone, or in a small container. What do you think?


Thank you. :-)

  

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You are right.

And it's commonly said.

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