For quantities like “dozen” or “half,” the correct usage when referring to eggs would be “a dozen eggs” and “half a dozen eggs.” There is no need to use “of” after “dozen” or “half” in this context.When it comes to bananas, the term “a bunch” is indeed used to refer to a group of bananas that are attached at the stem. A single banana is often called “a banana,” but when you’re referring to several that are connected, you would say “a bunch of bananas.” #english #ingles #learnenglish | carokowanz

Cost of a dozen eggs over the years #eggprices #ushistory #americanhistory | Peculiar History