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5 Dec 2020
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Question about English (US)
I’ve wanted to eat cakes.
Sounds natural?
I’ve wanted to eat cakes.
Sounds natural?
Sounds natural?
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a bit more natural would be: I've always wanted to eat cake(s). In most instances in English, cake would be singular.
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