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John Aki Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Grammar help please?

Hi,

Could you please check for me if I have made any mistakes in these sentences?

It is a great value for the price pay.

It is a great value for the price that I paid.


Are these sentences all grammatical to you?

How satisfy are you, with the time it took to deliver to you?

How satisfy are you, did it take to deliver to you?


Cheers

  

Top answer

John Aki It is a great value for the price pay. No. John Aki It is a great value for the price that I paid.

— David Hatton

  • John Aki It is a great value for the price pay.
  • No.
  • John Aki It is a great value for the price that I paid.
  • Almost - but drop 'a' before 'great'.
  • John Aki How satisfy are you, with the time it took to deliver to you?
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John AkiIt is a great value for the price pay.

No.

John AkiIt is a great value for the price that I paid.

Almost - but drop 'a' before 'great'.

John AkiHow satisfy are you, with the time it took to deliver to you?

Almost, but use 'satisfied' rather than 'satisfy' and remov

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John AkiIt is a great value for the price pay.
It is a great value for the price that I paid.

You need the second one.

John AkiHow satisfied are you [no comma] with the time it took to deliver the product to you?
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