How do you say "He Likes Cereal?"
How do you say these: "He likes cereal." "Sometimes, he is lazy." " Sometimes, I am hardworking."
And by the way, does saying "el cereal" mean just one piece of cereal, or a bowl? (because it's not plural) Why is there "los cereales?"
1 Answer
el cereal would probably refer to one grain species, trigo, cebada, maiz, avena, et. al.
los cereales would refer to cereals in general.
or it could refer to different brands of cereal.
What you are searching for is how Spanish uses countless (mass) nouns: bread, water, sugar, beer, etc. where you usually include a quantity or vessel: a loaf of bread, a slice of bread, a pound of sugar, a cup of sugar, a gallon of water, a pitcher of water.
The plurals usually refer to brands, types or species. Beers would usually be referring to different brands of beer, etc.
As for the rest of your question you need to post your attempt first and then we will suggest corrections, if necessary.
hint: sometime=alguna vez
to like=gustar
Use the machine translator for a starting point.
