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Mitsuo23 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Deal "on" something.
Hi,
Would you rephrase the sentence or explian the part I underlined? I'm not sure what "deal on something" means.
IHRSA may be over but your club can still get a deal on TRX training.
Thank you,
m
Would you rephrase the sentence or explian the part I underlined? I'm not sure what "deal on something" means.
IHRSA may be over but your club can still get a deal on TRX training.
Thank you,
m
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can still get [a deal / a discounted price] on TRX training. CJ
- can still get [a deal / a discounted price] on TRX training.
- CJ
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Hi,
Would you rephrase the sentence or explian the part I underlined? I'm not sure what "deal on something" means.
IHRSA may be over but your club can still get a deal on TRX training.
'Get a deal on something' is an idiomatic expression meaning 'buy something on very favo
Would you rephrase the sentence or explian the part I underlined? I'm not sure what "deal on something" means.
IHRSA may be over but your club can still get a deal on TRX training.
'Get a deal on something' is an idiomatic expression meaning 'buy something on very favo
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Thank you, CJ and Clive, I've got the clear idea!
If I may, could I ask you to check one of my other posts?
If I may, could I ask you to check one of my other posts?
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