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Tuongvan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
At or for
Dear teachers,
I'm confused about the use of AT and FOR when referring to prices.Could you possibly tell me when to use AT and when to use FOR?
Can AT and FOR be used interchangeably in the following?
I sell these cabbages at / for $1 a kilogram.
I sell these cakes at/for $0.5 each.
I buy these shoes at/for $100.
Thank you in advance
I'm confused about the use of AT and FOR when referring to prices.Could you possibly tell me when to use AT and when to use FOR?
Can AT and FOR be used interchangeably in the following?
I sell these cabbages at / for $1 a kilogram.
I sell these cakes at/for $0.5 each.
I buy these shoes at/for $100.
Thank you in advance
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Could you possibly tell me when to use AT and when to use FOR? Can AT and FOR be used interchangeably in the following? I sell these cabbages at / for $1 a kilogram.
- Could you possibly tell me when to use AT and when to use FOR?
- Can AT and FOR be used interchangeably in the following?
- I sell these cabbages at / for $1 a kilogram.
- 5 each.
- I buy these shoes at/for $100.
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Hi,
I'm confused about the use of AT and FOR when referring to prices.Could you possibly tell me when to use AT and when to use FOR?
Can AT and FOR be used interchangeably in the following?
I sell these cabbages at / for $1 a kilogram.
I sell these cakes at/for $0.5 each.
I buy these shoes at/for $100.
Both are used, and there is often no difference intended
I'm confused about the use of AT and FOR when referring to prices.Could you possibly tell me when to use AT and when to use FOR?
Can AT and FOR be used interchangeably in the following?
I sell these cabbages at / for $1 a kilogram.
I sell these cakes at/for $0.5 each.
I buy these shoes at/for $100.
Both are used, and there is often no difference intended
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