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Offroad Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
'out in' vs 'onto'
Dear teachers
Is the first sentence OK?
They have money to buy everything that comes out in the market.
They have money to buy everything that comes onto the market.
I was taught the second is OK but the first is unnatural English.
Thank you
Is the first sentence OK?
They have money to buy everything that comes out in the market.
They have money to buy everything that comes onto the market.
I was taught the second is OK but the first is unnatural English.
Thank you
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You were correctly taught.
- You were correctly taught.
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Although I have a British training, I was really hoping the first was acceptable, at least, in other countries.
Thank you
Thank you
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Come out is an idiomatic phrase that means become available for sale.
Come out with is similar, meaning make available for sale, .
eg A new Apple TV is coming out next year.
eg Apple came out with a new phone
Come out with is similar, meaning make available for sale, .
eg A new Apple TV is coming out next year.
eg Apple came out with a new phone
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Believe it or not, I like when I see differences like these. We learn something new everyday.
Thank you both.
Thank you both.
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