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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Pizza and cake or pizza and cakes
Hi. Which is correct? Thank you for your help in advance.
1. At this party, there will be a lot of pizza and cake.
2. At this party, there will be a lot of pizza and cakes.
1. At this party, there will be a lot of pizza and cake.
2. At this party, there will be a lot of pizza and cakes.
Top answer
Say #1. ie Use the uncountable form.
- Say #1.
- ie Use the uncountable form.
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I think both are fine and can use ether
1. At this party, there will be a lot of pizza and cake. (as said pizza and cake is uncountable)
2. At this party, there will be a lot of pizza and cakes.(pizza = uncountable cakes = countable)
A lot of food items are both countable and uncountable and if you aren't thinking of individual items in a statement like I like pizza or I lik
1. At this party, there will be a lot of pizza and cake. (as said pizza and cake is uncountable)
2. At this party, there will be a lot of pizza and cakes.(pizza = uncountable cakes = countable)
A lot of food items are both countable and uncountable and if you aren't thinking of individual items in a statement like I like pizza or I lik
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