I like apple. or I like apples. | UsingEnglish.com ESL Forum
2006年2月23日 · Since I’ve learned that sentences like ‘I like apples.’ are correct and suitable to describe your preferences in daily life, I’m totally confused. I didn’t pay much attention to native speakers’ talking, and I’m not sure when you guys use this kind of pattern.
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If you're talking generally about food you like, you would always use the plural i.e. 'I like apples', 'I like chips' or 'I like strawberries'. If you're talking about a specific apple, you would say 'I like this apple', or 'I would like this apple'.
What is the difference between "I like apples" and "I ... - HiNative
2020年4月1日 · If you like many varieties of apples, you can say: -> My favorite fruit is an apple but I like eating many different varieties. -> My favorite fruit is an apple but I enjoy eating many different varieties.|"I like apples" means you like more than one apple. (apples is plural/multiple) "I like an apple" means you only like 1 apple.
I like an apple vs i like apple - TextRanch
2024年4月3日 · Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'I like an apple' is used when referring to a specific apple, while 'I like apple' is used when talking about the fruit in general.
Do you like apples vs Do you like apple - TextRanch
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2020年10月12日 · If people were arguing about whether to use an orange or an apple, you could possibly say, depending on what was said before, "I like the apple", meaning "I want to use an apple". That's a very specific and unlikely context.
What is the difference between "I like an apple ." and ... - HiNative
-''I like an apple'' sounds unnatural but it means that you like 1 apple, ''an'' is basically ''a'' but ''an'' uses before the word that ends with a vowel and ''a'' is use before the word that ends with a consonant. -"I like apples'' sounds natural, it means that you like apples in general.
Hi In general, If I llike "apple" should I say I like an apple or I ...
If you want to ask someone to give you an apple, you can say: I *would* like an apple.|@kimkgogo Yes, if you say "an apple" means like just one apple. See the use of "an apple" in both situations: - I like an apple (I like one, specific apple.
grammar - Do you say "I like apple" or "I like apples"?
2017年6月27日 · "I like the apple" means you are focused on one particular apple and you like this apple. Maybe you just like its shape and color. However, "I like eating the apple" means you are currently in the process of eating a particular apple and you like eating namely this particular apple or, which is most unlikely and funny you eat a particular apple ...
I like apple. - WordReference Forums
2014年12月10日 · If you are talking about the fruit, then "I like apples" is correct. If you are talking about apple-flavored candy, then "I like apple" is okay. In this sentence, "I like apple" means "I like apple-flavored candy."
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