Grammatically correct?
I saw this text on the web:
Can i buy 100 pieces for the shipping cost of $25? so i can reduce the shipping cost per unit.
Context: a guy is buying 90 pieces but then he ask to the seller if he can buy 100 pieces for the same shipping cost of the 90 pcs.
Sounds right?
Thanks
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gasper Can i buy 100 pieces for the shipping cost of $25? so i can reduce the shipping cost per unit. There are a couple of errors.
- gasper Can i buy 100 pieces for the shipping cost of $25?
- so i can reduce the shipping cost per unit.
- There are a couple of errors.
- "i" is a glaring error for "I".
- Also, a new sentence, starting with a capital, should begin after the question mark.
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gasperCan i buy 100 pieces for the shipping cost of $25? so i can reduce the shipping cost per unit.
There are a couple of errors. "i" is a glaring error for "I". Also, a new sentence, starting with a capital, should begin after the question mark. However, the part starting "so" is not a grammatically complete sentence, and simply capitalising "So" would n
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