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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Negotiate a price idiomatic
Is there something unnatural?
I was able to negotiate a price with all the realtor I hired except her. She would drop their price.
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I was able to negotiate a price with all the realtor I hired except her. She would drop their price.
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"To negotiate a price" is idiomatic. In "she would drop their price," " their " needs an antecedent. "With all the realtor" has a number agreement problem.
- "To negotiate a price" is idiomatic.
- In "she would drop their price," " their " needs an antecedent.
- "With all the realtor" has a number agreement problem.
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"To negotiate a price" is idiomatic.
In "she would drop their price," "their" needs an antecedent.
"With all the realtor" has a number agreement problem.
Use "all the realtors" or "every realtor."
In "she would drop their price," "their" needs an antecedent.
"With all the realtor" has a number agreement problem.
Use "all the realtors" or "every realtor."
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AnonymousIs there something unnatural?I was able toAs written, it is not a grammatical and very clear sentence. You have pronoun and verb agreement issues.
It is unclear whether the price of a house? or do you mean "...negotiate a lower commission with all the realtors I
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