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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Gain money on lose money on
Could you correct these for me please? Are these natural?
Some products you gain/make money on, others you lose money on. Some products have gotten more expensive other have gotten cheaper/less expensive.
I lost money on my house. I bought it for 100000 and sold it for 80000.
I made/gained money on my house. I sold it for more tha. I bought it (for).
Thanks
Some products you gain/make money on, others you lose money on. Some products have gotten more expensive other have gotten cheaper/less expensive.
I lost money on my house. I bought it for 100000 and sold it for 80000.
I made/gained money on my house. I sold it for more tha. I bought it (for).
Thanks
Top answer
make and lose are the verbs you want when talking about money in these cases.
- make and lose are the verbs you want when talking about money in these cases.
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make and lose are the verbs you want when talking about money in these cases.
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