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SheltieBites Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Order
a. "He put an order to the store."
b. "He put an order with the store."
c. "He placed an order to the store."
d. "He placed an order with the store."
Could of these be standard English?
b. "He put an order with the store."
c. "He placed an order to the store."
d. "He placed an order with the store."
Could of these be standard English?
Top answer
Only d is standard English. Rover
- Only d is standard English.
- Rover
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