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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
"At" or "for" a reasonable Price
Example: We offer our products at very reasonable prices.
I suppose that "at" is the right and better preposition, but what about "for reasonable prices"? Would that be entirely wrong?
Conny
I suppose that "at" is the right and better preposition, but what about "for reasonable prices"? Would that be entirely wrong?
Conny
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Though for would not be wrong, it would not be wise. The sentence is fine as written.
- Though for would not be wrong, it would not be wise.
- The sentence is fine as written.
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Though for would not be wrong, it would not be wise. The sentence is fine as written.
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