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Liton Das Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Overprice, excess price, cheap price.
Would these below sentences meaningful and grammatical?
I don't like buying things giving overprice.
I don't like buying things in excess price.
Although I could say.
I don't like overpriced items or I don't like buying things that are overpriced or that have excess price.
Top answer
Liton Das I don't like buying things giving overprice. No, that is not good English. I don't like buying things that the seller has overpriced.
- Liton Das I don't like buying things giving overprice.
- No, that is not good English.
- I don't like buying things that the seller has overpriced.
- Liton Das I don't like buying things in excess price.
- No, that is not good English.
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Liton DasI don't like buying things giving overprice.
No, that is not good English.
I don't like buying things that the seller has overpriced.
Liton DasI don't like buying things in excess price.
No, that is not good English.
I don't like buying things where the price is excessively high.
I do
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