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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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get you more your money's worth

I understand the sentence, I don't think it is the correct way to write.

Buying a mid sized heel shoes will get you more you money worth than a high heel shoe that you only wear on special occasions.
  

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I got more than my money's worth out of these shoes. It's easier to get your money's worth out of a shoe with a mid sized heel than out of a high heel shoe that you only wear on special occasions. You either get your money's worth or you don't.

— Avangi

  • I got more than my money's worth out of these shoes.
  • It's easier to get your money's worth out of a shoe with a mid sized heel than out of a high heel shoe that you only wear on special occasions.
  • You either get your money's worth or you don't.
  • " That is, you found better bargains today than you did yesterday.
  • Getting your money's worth out of something usually refers to getting a good amount of use out of it.
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I got more than my money's worth out of these shoes.

It's easier to get your money's worth out of a shoe with a mid sized heel than out of a high heel shoe that you only wear on special occasions.

You either get your money's worth or you don't.

You can say, "I got my money's worth today more than I did yesterday." That is, you found better bargains
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