Verona_82
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Hello,
I'd like to make sure if I understand the combination "a piece of fruit" correctly. It can mean either one single apple, orange, banana etc or a slice of an apple, banana etc, can't it?
When I see/hear 'a fruit', I should expect the writer/speaker talk about a kind of fruit, shouldn't I? However, I can't think of any example, let alone a good one. How common is 'a fruit'?
Thank you.
I'd like to make sure if I understand the combination "a piece of fruit" correctly. It can mean either one single apple, orange, banana etc or a slice of an apple, banana etc, can't it?
When I see/hear 'a fruit', I should expect the writer/speaker talk about a kind of fruit, shouldn't I? However, I can't think of any example, let alone a good one. How common is 'a fruit'?
Thank you.