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In the cartoon below there is a man selling ice-cream, and...

In the cartoon below there is a man selling ice-cream, and a sign on his stand that says “The end is near, have a cone”. The word “cone” is countable, and that is why it was preceded by an indefinite article. What would be the correct form if we added “ice-cream” before “cone”?


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Source: @newyorkercartoons


A

Ice-cream cone.


B

An ice-cream cone.


C

Some ice-cream cone.


D

A ice-cream cone.