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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Gain value OR gain in value
How do you naturally say this sentence please?
1 Because of the subway extension, our house has gain (in) value/worth.
Which do you say?
Gain value
Gain in value
Lose value
Lose in value
or none of the above?
Thank you so much
1 Because of the subway extension, our house has gain (in) value/worth.
Which do you say?
Gain value
Gain in value
Lose value
Lose in value
or none of the above?
Thank you so much
Top answer
1 Because of the subway extension, our house has gained in value / lost value.
- 1 Because of the subway extension, our house has gained in value / lost value.
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1 Because of the subway extension, our house has gained in value / lost value.
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I've been searching the web,
1 Can't you say gainedin value?
2 If it's gain in value why not lost in value.
3 What about increased value
4 Decreased value?
Thank you
1 Can't you say gained
2 If it's gain in value why not lost in value.
3 What about increased value
4 Decreased value?
Thank you
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1 Can't you say gained in value?-- Yes
2 If it's gain in value why not lost in value.-- The use of one does not guarantee the use of the other.
3 What about increased value-- Not here.
4 Decreased value?-- Not here.
2 If it's gain in value why not lost in value.-- The use of one does not guarantee the use of the other.
3 What about increased value-- Not here.
4 Decreased value?-- Not here.
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