singular and plural
Chocolates, coffee, cloth...Are these all fair trade products?
Yes. I've just taken a look at the pamphlet.
These sentences above are in the English textbook for junior high school.
In this sentence, are "chocolate" and "cloths" not correct?
Thank you!
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Answers · 3
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"Chocolate" can be uncountable ("I like chocolate") or countable ("I have a box of chocolates")
"Cloth" can be uncountable (= fabric "Tailors work with cloth." ) or countable ("I have several cleaning cloths for the housework")
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It seems to me 'cloth' might also be a typo and perhaps they actually meant 'clothes'. Just a thought!
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