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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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Generic products can be from a quarter up to even half off the price
Generic products can be from a quarter up to even half off the price of the comparable name brand product.
Hi,
If I delete "up" in the above, do I make a change in meaning? If not, what does "up" function as and refer to in the context? Thanks.
Hi,
If I delete "up" in the above, do I make a change in meaning? If not, what does "up" function as and refer to in the context? Thanks.
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Hi, Generic products can be from a quarter up to even half off the price of the comparable name brand product. If I delete "up" in the above, do I make a change in meaning? If not, what does "up" function as and refer to in the context?
- Hi, Generic products can be from a quarter up to even half off the price of the comparable name brand product.
- If I delete "up" in the above, do I make a change in meaning?
- If not, what does "up" function as and refer to in the context?
- Thanks.
- Yes, you can delete it.
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Hi,
Generic products can be from a quarter up to even half off the price of the comparable name brand product.
If I delete "up" in the above, do I make a change in meaning? If not, what does "up" function as and refer to in the context? Thanks.
Yes, you can delete it. It just adds emphasis.
Do you mean 'off the price' or 'of the price'? I
Generic products can be from a quarter up to even half off the price of the comparable name brand product.
If I delete "up" in the above, do I make a change in meaning? If not, what does "up" function as and refer to in the context? Thanks.
Yes, you can delete it. It just adds emphasis.
Do you mean 'off the price' or 'of the price'? I
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