Question(please) Hi, there if I am at a bagel store and a clerk is helping me put a few bagels in a bag, should I say "Could you put in a few more blueberry and three more garlic and two more onion?"

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Question(please) Hi, there if I am at a bagel store and a clerk is helping me put a few bagels in a bag, should I say "Could you put in a few more blueberry and three more garlic and two more onion?" or "Could you put in a few more blueberrIES, three more garlicS and two more onionS?"? Which one should I say? Thank you

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The first way is correct. When you say a few more blueberry, it is like saying a few more blueberry bagels. More blueberries, it is like you are talking about the berries.

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