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TeacherJapan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
When should I use "food" as uncountable?
In the following sentence, would you use "food" as a countable noun or a uncountable one? Which pattern would you use?
Some people used to say that eating (. ) would make your brain more active.
1) a certain food
2) certain foods
3) certain food
Some people used to say that eating (. ) would make your brain more active.
1) a certain food
2) certain foods
3) certain food
Top answer
I would use (1) if only one type of food is meant, or (2) if several types are meant.
- I would use (1) if only one type of food is meant, or (2) if several types are meant.
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I would use (1) if only one type of food is meant, or (2) if several types are meant.
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