If the word 'candy' is already a plural form then what are 'candies'?
N Nicky_K Junior Member Joined Aug 22, 2008 Member Type Other Native Language Russian Home Country Germany Current Location Germany Mar 15, 2012 #1 If the word 'candy' is already a plural form then what are 'candies'?
Barb_D Moderator Staff member Joined Mar 12, 2007 Member Type Other Native Language American English Home Country United States Current Location United States Mar 15, 2012 #2 Nicky_K said: If the word 'candy' is already a plural form then what are 'candies'? Click to expand... Candy is not a plural form. It's uncountable. I like candy. It can also be countable. There was a single mint candy in the dish. But it's not plural.
Nicky_K said: If the word 'candy' is already a plural form then what are 'candies'? Click to expand... Candy is not a plural form. It's uncountable. I like candy. It can also be countable. There was a single mint candy in the dish. But it's not plural.
N Nicky_K Junior Member Joined Aug 22, 2008 Member Type Other Native Language Russian Home Country Germany Current Location Germany Mar 15, 2012 #3 Barb_D said: Candy is not a plural form. It's uncountable. I like candy. It can also be countable. There was a single mint candy in the dish. But it's not plural. Click to expand... thank you for your kind explanation
Barb_D said: Candy is not a plural form. It's uncountable. I like candy. It can also be countable. There was a single mint candy in the dish. But it's not plural. Click to expand... thank you for your kind explanation