cheap $10

forlanIs the sentence Correct?

The book is cheap $10. It's not correct. You need a comma or a colon after "cheap".

Try:This book is cheap for $10 / For $10, this book is cheap.

dimsumexpressTry:This book is cheap for $10 / For $10, this book is cheap.

Your sentences mean that the book is worth more than $10.
Although the OP's sentence is not grammatical, it just seems to indicate that the book is not expensive. Their is no implication that the book is worth m

The original question was: The book is cheap $10
Although it wasn't semantically correct, the meaning was still there. He must have believed the book was worth more. I am not sure if I follow your disagreement.

Try this on for size:
A: "I got this I-pad really cheap"
B: " how much".
A: " $50".
B " It is really cheap for $50! " .
If this is a logical thoug

I'd say 'This book is cheap at $10'.

Rover

Yes, I mean I just pay $10 for the book

forlanYes, I mean I just pay $10 for the book

Yes, I mean I just paid $10 for the book.