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Stylelab Posted 18 years ago
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cheapest vs most cheap

well, there is 3 things of juice, and apple juice is 5$, orange juice is 3$, pineapple juice is only 1$

now, say the pineapple juice is most cheap of all or is cheapest, either both?

thx
  

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Stylelab Here is my comment: There are is 3 kinds things of juice. Apple juice is 5$, orange juice is 3$, ( and) pineapple juice is only 1$ Now, can I say the pineapple juice is most (inexpensive ) cheap of all or is cheapest, either or both? thx

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  • Stylelab Here is my comment: There are is 3 kinds things of juice.
  • Apple juice is 5$, orange juice is 3$, ( and) pineapple juice is only 1$ Now, can I say the pineapple juice is most (inexpensive ) cheap of all or is cheapest, either or both?
  • thx
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Stylelab
Here is my comment:

There are is 3 kinds things of juice.

Apple juice is 5$, orange juice is 3$, (and) pineapple juice is only 1$

Now, can I say the pineapple juice is most
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Generally, use cheapest.

I've been looking for flights, and Southwest has the cheapest fares.
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most cheap of all or is cheapest
cheapest.

The pineapple juice is (the) cheapest.

By the way, it's $5, $3, $1, not 5$, 3$, 1$.
You write the dollar sign first, but say it last: $5 = 5 dollars.
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