Would you like some cream with your coffee?

[Koparka]

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #181 "Basic Grammar Exercises (2)", question 7

Would you like ......... cream with your coffee?

(a) few
(b) many
(c) some
(d) an

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #181 "Basic Grammar Exercises (2)", answer 7

Would you like some cream with your coffee?

Correct answer: (c) some

Your answer was: incorrect
Would you like an cream with your coffee?
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i think that sentence:,,Would you like an cream with your tea,,make sense too:)

[Torsten]

This would be grammatically wrong so why say it?

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[Lili6]

This answer is wrong , isn't it? It will be Any cream by my opinion. Am I right ?

[TutorBrian]

you don't just have one cream "an". You could say "would you like a package of cream with your coffee"

cream is like water: It's not singular unless it's referring to a single package, etc.

correct answer is "some"
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[Belove]

I think "some" is correct.
Water, money,love, etc.. is uncountable nouns.

[Yankee]