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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Sold out ....
Can I say,
He sold out / sold the papaya with a good price.
He sold out / sold the papaya with a good price.
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Hi Vincent, He sold the papaya for a good price. *** Why don't you try to connect all of these sentences into a story, instead of posting them one at a time?
- Hi Vincent, He sold the papaya for a good price.
- *** Why don't you try to connect all of these sentences into a story, instead of posting them one at a time?
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Hi Vincent,
He sold the papaya for a good price.
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Why don't you try to connect all of these sentences into a story, instead of posting them one at a time?
He sold the papaya for a good price.
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Why don't you try to connect all of these sentences into a story, instead of posting them one at a time?
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maybe you should say,"He sold the papaya........"
because “sold out ”means selling everything,has nothing left.And the papaya is only one ,less than two,so ,I ,think,"sold "is better than "sold out"
because “sold out ”means selling everything,has nothing left.And the papaya is only one ,less than two,so ,I ,think,"sold "is better than "sold out"
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