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I like kiwi vs I like kiwis

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "I like kiwi" is correct when referring to the fruit in general, while "I like kiwis" is correct when referring to multiple kiwi fruits. The choice between the two depends on whether you are talking about the fruit in a singular or plural form.

Last updated: March 31, 2024 • 3601 views

I like kiwi

This phrase is correct when referring to the fruit 'kiwi' in general.

Use this phrase when expressing your preference for the fruit 'kiwi' in a singular form.

Examples:

  • I like kiwi with my breakfast.
  • Do you like kiwi in your smoothie?

Alternatives:

  • I like kiwi fruit.
  • I like eating kiwi.

I like kiwis

This phrase is correct when referring to multiple kiwi fruits.

Use this phrase when expressing your preference for multiple kiwi fruits.

Examples:

  • I like kiwis because they are sweet.
  • Do you like kiwis in your fruit salad?

Alternatives:

  • I like kiwi fruits.
  • I like eating kiwis.

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