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Dear native English speakers,
I have a question about single or plural.
Which sentence(s) would sound correct?
(1a) That store sells a lot of liquor.
(1b) That store sells a lot of liquors.
(1c) That store sells many kinds of liquor.
(1d) That store sells many kinds of liquors.
Can you say the same thing about coffee?
(2a) That store sells a lot of coffee.
(2b) That store sells a lot of coffees.
(2c) That store sells many kinds of coffee.
(2d) That store sells many kinds of coffees.
Thanks in advance.
Hirashin
I have a question about single or plural.
Which sentence(s) would sound correct?
(1a) That store sells a lot of liquor.
(1b) That store sells a lot of liquors.
(1c) That store sells many kinds of liquor.
(1d) That store sells many kinds of liquors.
Can you say the same thing about coffee?
(2a) That store sells a lot of coffee.
(2b) That store sells a lot of coffees.
(2c) That store sells many kinds of coffee.
(2d) That store sells many kinds of coffees.
Thanks in advance.
Hirashin