Any kinds that delicious.

[Rosario]

Hello everybody,

Yesterday I called to the restaurant to order 20 pizzas large size for all staff in the office. Our officer asked me ordering any kinds of pizza that delicious.

So, when I ordered it the waitress asked which one we would like. There are Pepperoni, sausage, bacon, ham etc.

I asked her like this:
Any kinds that delicious.

Is that correct?
Thanks in advance.

[Alan]

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Hi Rosario,

There seems to be a verb missing - Any kinds that are delicious.

Alan
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[Rosario]

Hello Alan,

Thanks a lot for the quick answer. Its very useful for me.

[Jcbabo]

Hi Alan,

a question~
shouldn't it be a singular noun after "any" if it means "no matter which"?

So it should be "any kind that is delicious"...

I'm not sure about this, but saying "any kinds that are delicious" is iffy for me....

[Alan]

Hi,

If you say 'any kinds', it's the same as 'any sorts/types/varieties' and sounds all right to me.

Alan
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[Jcbabo]

got that~ thanks