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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Membership in sentence

I not sure how to use the work membership. Is it correct to say these sentences.

I want to get a membership.

Do you offer a free membership.

I know the word can be used in other ways, but I am not sure how to use it in the above or similar sentences. Please advise.

Thank you very much!
  

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Do you offer a free membership. Their grammar is OK, but they are not quite the expected, which are, for instance: I want to get a membership. => I would like to join.

— Mister Micawber

  • Do you offer a free membership.
  • Their grammar is OK, but they are not quite the expected, which are, for instance: I want to get a membership.
  • => I would like to join.
  • Do you offer a free membership?
  • => Is membership free?
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Anonymous Is it correct to say these sentences.I want to get a membership.Do you offer a free membership.
Their grammar is OK, but they are not quite the expected, which are, for instance:

I want to get a membership. => I would like to join.
Do you offer a free membership? => Is membership free?
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Thank you. How about: I heard that last year you offered free membership. Or I heard that last year you had a free membership for a limited time. Are these correct? How can they be said in a natural way?
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Again, the grammar is fine.

I heard that last year you offered free memberships.
I heard that last year you offered free memberships for a limited time.
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Thank you very much for your help Emotion: smile
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