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Rommel Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Are 'purchase' and 'quantity' correctly used in the sentences?
Are 'purchase' and 'quantity' correctly used in the sentences? (Should I say 'quantities'?)
1. Miss Jones demonstrated accuracy in calculating the amount of her customers’ purchase.
2. Cory ensured that the products customers had bought had exact quantity.
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1. Miss Jones demonstrated accuracy in calculating purchase amounts/ costs. 2.
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- Miss Jones demonstrated accuracy in calculating purchase amounts/ costs.
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- Cory ensured that the products customers had bought had exact quantity .
- #2 seems like an odd thing to want to say.
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1. Miss Jones demonstrated accuracy in calculating purchase amounts/ costs.
2. Cory ensured that the products customers had bought had exact quantity.
#2 seems like an odd thing to want to say. Do you mean, for example, that if the customer asked for 6 vases, she ensured that the customer was given 6 vases?
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