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Hevtolo Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Asking whether a offer is still there

Could someone please tell me whether the following questions are grammatically correct?

1. Is the offer where you get two pizza's for the price of one still there?
2. Is the offer where you get two pizza's for the price of one still on?
3. Is the offer on getting two pizza's for the price of one still there ?
  

Top answer

I wouldn't say so. Where, there, and on don't sound like good fits here. Also, pizzas needs no apostrophe.

— RandomGuy

  • I wouldn't say so.
  • Where, there, and on don't sound like good fits here.
  • Also, pizzas needs no apostrophe.
  • Is the offer for two pizzas for the price of one still available?
  • Is the two-pizzas-for-the-price-of-one offer still available?
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I wouldn't say so. Where, there, and on don't sound like good fits here. Also, pizzas needs no apostrophe.

Is the offer for two pizzas for the price of one still available?
Is the two-pizzas-for-the-price-of-one offer still available?
Can I still buy two pizzas for the price of one?
Do you still sell two pizzas for the price of one?
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I think number 2 is OK (without the apostrophe).
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enoonI think number 2 is OK (without the apostrophe).
It certainly is in BrE.
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