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Harry1999 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Price negotiation question

I have to sell an item at a lower price.

Do these sentences sound correct?

Let's say the original price of the item is 3000 Rupees and I want to sell it by reducing the price by 1000 rupees.

1. I can lower the price to 1000 Rupees.
2. I can make it to 1000 Rupees.

Thanks,
Harry
  

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harry1999 Let's say the original price of the item is 3000 Rupees and I want to sell it by reducing the price by 1000 rupees. That means that you are willing to sell it for 2000 rupees. What is your final price, 2000 or 1000?

— Mister Micawber

  • harry1999 Let's say the original price of the item is 3000 Rupees and I want to sell it by reducing the price by 1000 rupees.
  • That means that you are willing to sell it for 2000 rupees.
  • What is your final price, 2000 or 1000?
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harry1999Let's say the original price of the item is 3000 Rupees and I want to sell it by reducing the price by 1000 rupees.
That means that you are willing to sell it for 2000 rupees. What is your final price, 2000 or 1000?
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harry19991. I can lower the price to 1000 Rupees. This means you will sell it for 1000 rupees.
2. I can make it to 1000 Rupees. This also means you will sell it for 1000 rupees.
I can lower it BY 1000 rupees. (This is only useful if the person knows that it was 3000 before.)
I can lower it/lower the price t
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Are these sentences correct?
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