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Candy or candies? I'm really confused about this... I've got two pieces of candy or I've got two candies. Which one is correct?

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Both are correct, so it would depend on the context. "I have two pieces of candy" is more proper than "I've got".
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When you say “two pieces of candy” you are identifying each piece individually. So you use the singular “candy”. When you say I have candies” you are referring to all the candy so it becomes candies in plural form.
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THEY COULD BE USED BOTH AS IT REFERS TO SEVERAL SWEETS
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both are correct, candy is more common, but depends on context
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Both are correct, so it would depend on the context. "I have two pieces of candy" is more proper than "I've got".

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