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How can I use "Food" word as countable or uncountable?
on which occasions can I use "Food" word as countable or uncountable?
I love Italian food, especially pasta.
The doctor told him not to eat fatty foods.
I found these sentences from Longman dictionary. Can I say "I love Italian foods"?
2011年12月4日 13:26
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I would say "I like Italian food". This is an example of a word that can be countable or non-countable, according to context. The countable version comes into play when the phrase "types of" can be omitted. I like different types of cheese. I can also say I like different cheeses.
2011年12月4日
Yes，you can.
Food is always used as a countable none.
2011年12月4日
By writing "foods", you actually mean "types of food". When speaking in the general sense, always use uncountable "food".
2011年12月4日
however, it would be more proper to say I love Italian food.
2011年12月4日
yes, you can.
2011年12月4日
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