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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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A bag of magoes cost / costs
Can I say,
(a) A bag of mangoes cost / costs $ 5.
(b) Mangoes are $ 5 , tomatoes are $ 8.
(a) A bag of mangoes cost / costs $ 5.
(b) Mangoes are $ 5 , tomatoes are $ 8.
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Hi, Can I say, (a) A bag of mangoes cost / costs $ 5. (b) Mangoes are $ 5 , tomatoes are $ 8. (a) A bag of mangoes costs $5.
- Hi, Can I say, (a) A bag of mangoes cost / costs $ 5.
- (b) Mangoes are $ 5 , tomatoes are $ 8.
- (a) A bag of mangoes costs $5.
- (b) Mangoes are $5.
- Tomatoes are $8.
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Hi,
Can I say,
(a) A bag of mangoes cost / costs $ 5.
(b) Mangoes are $ 5 , tomatoes are $ 8.
(a) A bag of mangoes costs $5.
(b) Mangoes are $5. Tomatoes are $8.
Clive
Can I say,
(a) A bag of mangoes cost / costs $ 5.
(b) Mangoes are $ 5 , tomatoes are $ 8.
(a) A bag of mangoes costs $5.
(b) Mangoes are $5. Tomatoes are $8.
Clive
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