Help(please)
Hi, there

Let’s say I am on a plane and the flight attendant is serving juice and he tells me they have orange and apple juice. Should I say “I’ll take two cups of APPLE” , “I’ll take two APPLE” or “I’ll take two APPLES”?

Let’s picture the dialogue goes something like this: ———————-
A: “Would you like something to drink?”
B: “What kind of juice do you have?”
A: “We have apple juice and orange juice”
B: “I’ll take two cups of apple” or “I’ll take two apple” or “I’ll take two appleS”?

Which one? Between THESE?

Thank you

Question

Help(please)
Hi, there

Let’s say I am on a plane and the flight attendant is serving juice and he tells me they have orange and apple juice. Should I say “I’ll take two cups of APPLE” , “I’ll take two APPLE” or “I’ll take two APPLES”?

Let’s picture the dialogue goes something like this: ———————->
A: “Would you like something to drink?” 
B: “What kind of juice do you have?” 
A: “We have apple juice and orange juice” 
B: “I’ll take two cups of apple” or  “I’ll take two apple” or “I’ll take two appleS”?

Which one? Between THESE?

Thank you

Answer

You can simply say: I'll take two cups of apple juice please or I'd like two cups of apple juice please.

Answer

You should say, "I would like two apple juices please." **Teacher Keevan :-)  www.italki.com/teacherkeevan

Answer

What if they ask me “What kind of juice do you want?” Should I say “I’ll take two cups of apple”, “I’ll take two apple” of “I’ll take two appleS”?
Saying  juice after they ask you “what kind of juice do you want” sounds too repetitive.

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