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Mitsuo23 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
wine or wines?
Hi,
It is my understanding that saying "Do you like an apple?" is incorrect, I need to say "apples" to refer to the food in general. But what about the cases of wine or cheese? Usually they are uncouttables but there many kinds of wines or cheeses.
So, would you say, "Do you like wines?" instead of "wine"?
Thank you,
M
It is my understanding that saying "Do you like an apple?" is incorrect, I need to say "apples" to refer to the food in general. But what about the cases of wine or cheese? Usually they are uncouttables but there many kinds of wines or cheeses.
So, would you say, "Do you like wines?" instead of "wine"?
Thank you,
M
Top answer
" instead of "wine"? no Do you like (wine)(cheese)?
- " instead of "wine"?
- no Do you like (wine)(cheese)?
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mitsuwao23So, would you say, "Do you like wines?" instead of "wine"? noDo you like (wine)(cheese)?
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