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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

"price for/of a haircut'

Do you say 'that's the price for a haircut' or 'that's the price of a haircut'?

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Peaceblinkfriend Do you say 'that's the price for a haircut' or 'that's the price of a haircut'? Thanks PBF

— Optilang

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PeaceblinkfriendDo you say 'that's the price for a haircut' or 'that's the price of a haircut'?

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PBF

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'that's the price of a haircut'
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Thank you for your reply, optilang.

I wonder if it's always 'price of'.

Thanks again

PBF
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I think I have heard of 'price for'. Optilang, in what context would you use price for? Or you would never do that.
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I would say

What's the price/cost of .........

How much do you pay for ........

I wouldn't say 'the price for a haircut'.
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Got it. Thanks, Optilang.
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