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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Vegetable pizza or a vegetable pizza?
Hi. I believe the words "pizza" and "pie" and "cake" can be both countable and uncountable. Now, which is correct? Thank you in advance for your help.
1. This is vegetable pizza.
2. This is a vegetable pizza.
3. This is apple pie.
4. This is an apple pie.
5. This is cream cake.
6. This is a cream cake.
1. This is vegetable pizza.
2. This is a vegetable pizza.
3. This is apple pie.
4. This is an apple pie.
5. This is cream cake.
6. This is a cream cake.
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Anonymous Now, which is correct? All correct. You said it yourself: Anonymous can be both countable and uncountable CJ
- Anonymous Now, which is correct?
- All correct.
- You said it yourself: Anonymous can be both countable and uncountable CJ
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AnonymousNow, which is correct?All correct. You said it yourself:
Anonymouscan be both countable and uncountableCJ
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