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Originally Posted by AwakenxBenihime
It is generally pronounced "He likes to eat corn on the cob". Or "He enjoys eating corn on the cob."
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Thank you, AwakenxBenihime.
Are these basically the same?
He likes to eat corn on the cob.
He likes eating corn on the cob.
He enjoys eating corn on the cob.
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My mom bought five ears of corn at the market.
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wow! ear??
Do you count anything else with ear?
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We are going to have corn on the cob for dinner. (Even though we are cooking more than one ear of corn we still say "corn on the cob".)
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Can I say
I want to have
some corn on the cob. ?
mmm can I ask you some more?
It may sound like I am a big corn lover or something...to keep asking about corn!
Let's say...
There are 100 ears of corn to eat for 5 people.
One of them is going to cook and ask others
"How would you like your corn?"
" I like my corn on the cob boiled."
" I want my corn cut in 5 grilled."
make sense???
Can I call it "corns" when they are separated I mean like....
"corn" you can buy at KFC!?
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Now as for the tennis question.
I hope this is helpful! I'll keep checking back for more questions 
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Thank you. I think I understand them.
AwakenxBenihime,can you give me some more good examples of how to count vegetables and fruits?
grapes
cherries
bananas
spinach
orange
Do you have any questions about Japanese?