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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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in lower prices ranges//at lower prices
According to surveys, women who buy smartphones were usually more concerned about price than men. So, manufacturers are also coming out with new smartphone models in lower prices ranges.
Hi,
Does "coming out with" in the above mean "producing?"
Besides, is it all right to replace "in lower prices ranges" with "at lower prices?" If not, why not? Thanks.
Hi,
Does "coming out with" in the above mean "producing?"
Besides, is it all right to replace "in lower prices ranges" with "at lower prices?" If not, why not? Thanks.
Top answer
1-- Yes, or 'introducing'. 2-- It should read 'lower price ranges', which means the same as 'lower prices', but is more usual in advertising and business.
- 1-- Yes, or 'introducing'.
- 2-- It should read 'lower price ranges', which means the same as 'lower prices', but is more usual in advertising and business.
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1-- Yes, or 'introducing'.
2-- It should read 'lower price ranges', which means the same as 'lower prices', but is more usual in advertising and business.
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1-- Yes, or 'introducing'.
2-- It should read 'lower price ranges', which means the same as 'lower prices', but is more usual in advertising and business.
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