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Nazanin saryazdi Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

offer

There is a sentence in my book:
The travel agent says: " we have a special offer at Ozloo zoo this week". What does offer mean in this sentence? why do we use "at" here?
  

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They are offering you something if you visit this week, for example, three tickets for the the price of two, a free hamburger for couples bringing children, a 10% reduction for everybody or free kangaroo rides for all old age pensioners accompanying their parents. We use 'at' because it's a natural preposition to use.

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  • They are offering you something if you visit this week, for example, three tickets for the the price of two, a free hamburger for couples bringing children, a 10% reduction for everybody or free kangaroo rides for all old age pensioners accompanying their parents.
  • We use 'at' because it's a natural preposition to use.
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They are offering you something if you visit this week, for example, three tickets for the the price of two, a free hamburger for couples bringing children, a 10% reduction for everybody or free kangaroo rides for all old age pensioners accompanying their parents.

We use 'at' because it's a natural preposition to use.
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Thank you. I saw offer on in my dictionary, but not offer at... why is that so...?
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The special offer is available at the zoo.
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