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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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snapped up, potential
All goods snapped up on account of potential rise in the price of the goods in the near future.
I meant, by the sentence, that `All goods sold out because the consumers felt there is possibility of increasing in the price of the goods in the near future'.
Please correct my sentence.
I meant, by the sentence, that `All goods sold out because the consumers felt there is possibility of increasing in the price of the goods in the near future'.
Please correct my sentence.
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User_gary All goods were snapped up on account o f due to a potential rise in the price of the goods in the near future. I meant, by the sentence, that `All goods sold out because the consumers felt there is possibility of increasing an increase in the price of the goods in the near future'. Please correct my sentence.
- User_gary All goods were snapped up on account o f due to a potential rise in the price of the goods in the near future.
- I meant, by the sentence, that `All goods sold out because the consumers felt there is possibility of increasing an increase in the price of the goods in the near future'.
- Please correct my sentence.
- Your second sentence is as good as the first.
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User_garyAll goods were snapped upon account of due to a potential rise in the price of the goods in the near future.
I meant, by the sentence, that `All goods sold out because the consumers felt there is possibility ofincreasingan increase in t
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