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Endeavour Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
(amount)'s worth of (sth)
Am I using the above mentioned structure right?
When I bought a number of toys:
1. I bought $50's worth of toys for your kid.
When I bought a single toy:
2. I bought $50's worth of toy for your kid.
3. I bought a $50's worth of toy for your kid.
I guess 1) should be correct, but I am not sure about which one is right among 2) and 3).
Appreciate all help! Thanks!
When I bought a number of toys:
1. I bought $50's worth of toys for your kid.
When I bought a single toy:
2. I bought $50's worth of toy for your kid.
3. I bought a $50's worth of toy for your kid.
I guess 1) should be correct, but I am not sure about which one is right among 2) and 3).
Appreciate all help! Thanks!
Top answer
No. I bought $50 worth of toys for your kid.
- No.
- I bought $50 worth of toys for your kid.
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