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Rommel Posted 8 years ago
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Do my given sentences using 'get/buy the exact quantity' sound natural?
Do my given sentences using 'get/buy the exact quantity' sound natural?
1. Mrs. Tan is a businesswoman who ensures that her customers get the exact quantity of purchased products.
2. Mrs. Tan is a businesswoman who ensures that her customers buy the exact quantity of products.
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In #1, 'get' means 'receive'. I think this is the meaning you want. In #2, 'get' means 'purchase'.
- In #1, 'get' means 'receive'.
- I think this is the meaning you want.
- In #2, 'get' means 'purchase'.
- I don't know how you ensure someone buys something.
- Perhaps she spends a lot of money on persuasive advertising?
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In #1, 'get' means 'receive'. I think this is the meaning you want.
In #2, 'get' means 'purchase'. I don't know how you ensure someone buys something. Perhaps she spends a lot of money on persuasive advertising?
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