Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Cooked some food and dishes
Can I say,
(a) She cooked many food. They were delicious. They enjoyed on Deepavali Day.
(b) She cooked some food and dishes.
(a) She cooked many food. They were delicious. They enjoyed on Deepavali Day.
(b) She cooked some food and dishes.
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Can I say, (a) She cooked many food. They were delicious. They enjoyed on Deepavali Day.
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Can I say,
(a) She cooked many food. They were delicious. They enjoyed on Deepavali Day.
(b) She cooked some food and dishes.
(a) She cooked many food. They were delicious. They enjoyed on Deepavali Day.
(b) She cooked some food and dishes.
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"food" is a non-count noun. You can only use "many" with a count noun.
She cooked a lot of food. It (food is singular, no matter how much food there was) was delicious. They enjoyed (no preposition here) Deepavali Day.
She cooked a lot of food. It (food is singular, no matter how much food there was) was delicious. They enjoyed (no preposition here) Deepavali Day.
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