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Grammar
Sale Vs Sell
0 As a refresher to many, what is the difference in usage between sale and sell? I have become accustomed to using substitute words such as move, or distribute, because they are much easier to remember when it comes to grammer. 0-
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0 Hello Guest, 02 br 02 br 00 "Sale" is a NOUN meaning "the act of selling 02 br 02 br 00 "Sell" is a VERB meaning to sell, or exchange something for money or other goods. 0-
- 0 Hello Guest, 02 br 02 br 00 "Sale" is a NOUN meaning "the act of selling 02 br 02 br 00 "Sell" is a VERB meaning to sell, or exchange something for money or other goods.
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"Sell" can also be a noun:
1. a deliberate deception: hoax
2. the act or an instance of selling
and a couple of more obscure ones. Check out Webster
1. a deliberate deception: hoax
2. the act or an instance of selling
and a couple of more obscure ones. Check out Webster
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1. Our company sells electronics.
2. We are the leading company in the sales of electronics
3. I work in the sales department
4. Electronics sell well in China. (Not sales)
5. I am a salesperson. (Not 'I am a sales' commonly used these days)
NB: There is another word, 'sail' t
2. We are the leading company in the sales of electronics
3. I work in the sales department
4. Electronics sell well in China. (Not sales)
5. I am a salesperson. (Not 'I am a sales' commonly used these days)
NB: There is another word, 'sail' t
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I see this ALL the time on social networking sites, and it is extremtly annoying.
Sell is a verb, meaning the action that one is taking, what one is doing, or what one has done.
"Are you going to sell your car?"
"The girls are selling cupcakes to raise money for their trip."
"Claire plans to sell her home before she gets married."
Sell is a verb, meaning the action that one is taking, what one is doing, or what one has done.
"Are you going to sell your car?"
"The girls are selling cupcakes to raise money for their trip."
"Claire plans to sell her home before she gets married."
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Sell is a verb. The past is sold.
Mary sells books.
John sold his house.
Apple sells iPhones.
Sale is a noun.
The books are on sale.
The house is for sale.
The sales of houses in our city are higher than last year.
Mary sells books.
John sold his house.
Apple sells iPhones.
Sale is a noun.
The books are on sale.
The house is for sale.
The sales of houses in our city are higher than last year.
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AnonymousIs it correct to say " we sale "No.
You can say "a wee sale" which means a very very small sale.
We sell all the little things that we don't want anymore in our annual "wee sale."
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