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| For example, if I want to get people to guess a riddle by writing: It feels heavy. It looks like ( a kind of fruit or fruit or fruits????????) It tastes juicy. Guess a kind of (fruit or fruits?????) If I want people to guess other riddles by giving clues such as: Guess a kind of (dessert or desserts????) (Vegetable or vegetables????) Thanks for helping, teachers! ^o^ |
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| It looks like a fruit. Guess which kind\sort of fruit it is. Vegetable is often used in the plural, but would be singular here too. |
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| Thank you, teacher Tdol! ^o^ |
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| The phrase a kind of will always take a singular noun. In such an instance you are talking about a general category. :) |
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