Are they both OK, 'The cakes in our restaurant are SPECIAL/SPECIALS.'
It goes like this: Do you want any cakes? The cakes in our restaurant are SPECIAL/SPECIALS.
We need to fill in the blank with the word 'special' (adj.). Some students write the noun form of it, specials. Is it OK?

Thanks!

Question

Are they both OK, 'The cakes in our restaurant  are SPECIAL/SPECIALS.'
It goes like this: Do you want any cakes? The cakes in our restaurant  are SPECIAL/SPECIALS.
We need to fill in the blank with the word 'special' (adj.). Some students write the noun form of it, specials. Is it OK?

Thanks!

Answer

If you mean that your cakes are your specialty, it would probably be better to say, "The cakes in our restaurant are our specialty." However, if you're promoting a particular kind of cake for a limited amount of time you would want to say, "[Name] cake is today's special!"

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