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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
CD
Hi,
Is it OK to say, "What's your current 2-year CD interest rate?" or "What's your current CD interest rate for 2-year?"
Which one sounds better? Any better ways of saying it?
Thx
Is it OK to say, "What's your current 2-year CD interest rate?" or "What's your current CD interest rate for 2-year?"
Which one sounds better? Any better ways of saying it?
Thx
Top answer
Hi, 1. What's your current 2-year CD interest rate? Sounds OK to me.
- Hi, 1.
- What's your current 2-year CD interest rate?
- Sounds OK to me.
- 2.
- What's your current CD interest rate for 2-year?
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Hi,
1. What's your current 2-year CD interest rate? Sounds OK to me.
2. What's your current CD interest rate for 2-year?
I'd change this to What's your current CD interest rate for two years?
Myself, I prefer
1. What's your current 2-year CD interest rate? Sounds OK to me.
2. What's your current CD interest rate for 2-year?
I'd change this to What's your current CD interest rate for two years?
Myself, I prefer
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