The phrase "a cake or a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where options are being presented, but it needs to be part of a larger sentence to be fully functional.
Example: "Would you prefer a cake or a pie for dessert?"
Alternatives: "a cake or a pastry" or "a cake or a dessert".
Confused as to whether it's a cake or a brownie but delicious.
She always remembered people's birthdays and tried to organize a cake or a dinner or at least a card.
But in the last week, eager to patch up rifts in their party and keep in their fold the legions of independents Mr. McCain attracted, Senate Republican colleagues debated ways to celebrate Mr. McCain, perhaps with a reception, or a cake or a standing ovation.
"It's the inconsistency that upsets the voters," said Gina. "I mean, VAT on hot pasties but not on cold ones – how bizarre can you get? "It's like the Jaffa Cake – that great debate on whether it's a cake or a biscuit and so whether it got clobbered by VAT.
This is because the most important task for the regulators will be to establish that where a car part or a cake or a beauty product has been tested as safe in the EU, the US will allow its import without requiring a whole new series of similar-but-slightly different tests – and vice versa.
"Sometimes they ask for $300, sometimes just a cake or a box of food," Sun says, adding, "Any company that does business there knows the rules".
"Iraq is not a cake or an El Dorado to be divided up," Mr. de Villepin said.
Choose one that represents Hollywood for you, such as a mini Hollywood sign on a cake or an edible print cake topping featuring a favorite actor.
Is that a cake, or is it a sandwich?
This is lovely as a cake or as a dessert with lightly whipped cream.
I'll probably knit her a cake, or do her an origami duck or something.
