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Newguest Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

Sentence structure

Hi

Do both sentences below sound OK:

1. You can advertise online for free at least in two ways.
2. There are at least two ways you can use to promote your business online for free.

Thanks
  

Top answer

Newguest 1. You can advertise online for free at least in two ways. " Newguest 2.

— Teechr

  • Newguest 1.
  • You can advertise online for free at least in two ways.
  • " Newguest 2.
  • There are at least two ways ( you can use ) to promote your business online for free.
  • That's also OK, but "you can use" is redundant.
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Newguest1. You can advertise online for free at least in two ways.
OK, but I would prefer "in at least two ways" to "at least in two ways."
Newguest2. There are at least two ways (you can use) to promote your business online for free.
That's also OK, but "you can use" is redundant.
Try:
There are at
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Newguest1. You can advertise online for free at least in two ways.
OK, but I would prefer "in at least two ways" to "at least in two ways."
Newguest2. There are at least two ways (you can use) to promote your business online for free.
That's also OK, but "you can use" is redundant.
Try:
There are at
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Newguestfor free
I used to think "for free" was a bit horrible (still do to some extent), but I probably it has to be accepted informally now. I think I even find myself saying it sometimes. I wouldn't use it in formal contexts though.
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