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Help(English) Hi, there Hi, there Let’s say I am on a plane and the flight attendant is serving juice and he asks me “What kind of juice would you like?” Should I say “I’ll take two cups of APPLE” , “I’ll take two APPLE” or “I’ll take two APPLES”? Which one of THESE works? Thank you

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Help(English)

Hi, there

Hi, there

Let’s say I am on a plane and the flight attendant is serving juice and he asks me “What kind of juice would you like?”
Should I say “I’ll take two cups of APPLE” , “I’ll take two APPLE” or “I’ll take two APPLES”?

Which one of THESE works?

Thank you


Hi,

I think the best thing to say when the flight attendant is serving juice on a plane and you want two cups of apple juice is:

”I would like two cups of apple juice please”



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I think a lot of native speakers would say, "Two apple juices please."  

Even though we are usually taught that "juice" is an uncountable noun we often use drinks as countable nouns when we are ordering.  "Two teas please."  "Two coffees please" etc.  

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