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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Come in 6
How would you say :
These champagne glasses come in 6. They are not sold separate.
Those glasses come in 2s.
Thanks
These champagne glasses come in 6. They are not sold separate.
Those glasses come in 2s.
Thanks
Top answer
These champagne glasses come in sixes. They are not sold individually. Those glasses come in pairs.
- These champagne glasses come in sixes.
- They are not sold individually.
- Those glasses come in pairs.
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These champagne glasses come in sixes. They are not sold individually.
Those glasses come in pairs.
Those glasses come in pairs.
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Or: These champagne glasses come in sets of six. They are not sold separately. Those glasses come in sets of two.
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Or "sets of six."
I'm not sure I'd understand "in sixes" -- I might think you mean "six-ounce serving sizes" or something like that. Once paired with "They are not sold separately" it would be clear enough but for the entire thing, I'd write "These glasses are sold in sets of six. They are not sold separately."
I'm not sure I'd understand "in sixes" -- I might think you mean "six-ounce serving sizes" or something like that. Once paired with "They are not sold separately" it would be clear enough but for the entire thing, I'd write "These glasses are sold in sets of six. They are not sold separately."
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