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Moguwai007 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
movie tickets
For a description of movie tickets, could you please check if the following expression is appropriate?
I am also wondering if "a discount" can be "discounts."
Advance tickets are available at the theater for a discount.
Adults: $8.25 Children aged 10 to younger: $4.
I am also wondering if "a discount" can be "discounts."
Advance tickets are available at the theater for a discount.
Adults: $8.25 Children aged 10 to younger: $4.
Top answer
The first sentence looks fine to me. "Children aged 10 to younger" is unnatural. Try "Children aged 10 and under" or "Children under 11".
- The first sentence looks fine to me.
- "Children aged 10 to younger" is unnatural.
- Try "Children aged 10 and under" or "Children under 11".
- Don't change "a discount" to "discounts".
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The first sentence looks fine to me. "Children aged 10 to younger" is unnatural. Try "Children aged 10 and under" or "Children under 11". Don't change "a discount" to "discounts".
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