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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Free vs complimentary
A restaurant has a sign that says "Complimentary rolls," does that imply that the rolls are free without purchase or free with purchase of something else?
Could it be written more clearly?
Could it be written more clearly?
Top answer
I would expect to order something on the menu and receive rolls with it at no extra charge. '
- I would expect to order something on the menu and receive rolls with it at no extra charge.
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I would expect to order something on the menu and receive rolls with it at no extra charge.
'Complimentary rolls with every order/purchase' would be clearer.'
'Complimentary rolls with every order/purchase' would be clearer.'
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