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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

make the sell?

I am curious to know which is the correct phrase:
make the sell.
or
make the sale.
Used in the context of "I need to make a sell if i'm going to earn a commission."

Thanks.
  

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Hi, Anonymous I am curious to know which is the correct phrase: make the sell or make the sale. Make a sale (~ sell something) Note that the pronoun "I" should always be capitalized. Regards

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  • Hi, Anonymous I am curious to know which is the correct phrase: make the sell or make the sale.
  • Make a sale (~ sell something) Note that the pronoun "I" should always be capitalized.
  • Regards
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Hi,
Anonymous I am curious to know which is the correct phrase: make the sell or make the sale.
Make a sale (~ sell something)

Note that the pronoun "I" should always be capitalized.

Regards
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Hi;
Sell is a verb.
I can sell five cars every week.
They sell sea shells at the sea shore.

Sale is a noun.
Are you going to the close-out sale?
Are these jeans on sale?
The house is for sale.
To get a commission, you have to make at least five sales of more than 100 dollars each per week.
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