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Kolridg Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
I want four apples for two dollars.
I want four apples for two dollars.
Is everything fine with this sentence? The context - I'm a buyer and standing before counter with different varieties of apples with different prices and want to point out to seller what apples I want to buy.
Could we use "by" or "at the price of" instead "for" as well?
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Kolridg I want four apples for two dollars. It's good. A question might be more appropriate.
- Kolridg I want four apples for two dollars.
- It's good.
- A question might be more appropriate.
- Could I get these four apples for two dollars?
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KolridgI want four apples for two dollars.
It's good. A question might be more appropriate.
Could I get these four apples for two dollars?
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