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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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five-storeys condominium
Can I say,
(a) All five-storeys (of) condominium cost $ 500,000.
(b) A four-half storeys of condominium cost $ 800,000.
(a) All five-storeys (of) condominium cost $ 500,000.
(b) A four-half storeys of condominium cost $ 800,000.
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Sorry, VT, but I can only guess what you are trying to say. ): (a) All five-storey condominiums cost $ 500,000. (aa) A five-storey condominium costs $ 500,000.
- Sorry, VT, but I can only guess what you are trying to say.
- ): (a) All five-storey condominiums cost $ 500,000.
- (aa) A five-storey condominium costs $ 500,000.
- (aaa) All of the condominiums in the five-storey building cost $ 500,000.
- (b) A four and a half storey condominium costs $ 800,000.
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Sorry, VT, but I can only guess what you are trying to say.
Here are some suggestions (Please note that my sentences do not all have the same meaning -- I really didn't know what you were trying to say.):
(a) All five-storey condominiums cost $ 500,000.
(aa) A five-storey condominium costs $ 500,000.
(aaa) All of the condominiums in the five-storey building cost $ 500,00
Here are some suggestions (Please note that my sentences do not all have the same meaning -- I really didn't know what you were trying to say.):
(a) All five-storey condominiums cost $ 500,000.
(aa) A five-storey condominium costs $ 500,000.
(aaa) All of the condominiums in the five-storey building cost $ 500,00
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