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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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sold out / up
Can I say,
(a) He had totally sold forty-seven of storybooks.
(b) He sold / sold out / up forty-seven storybooks.
(c) He packed the books in / into some boxes. He sold them out.
(d) Each bag of mangoes cost / costs $5 and tomatoes costs $ 5. He sold out all the
books.
(a) He had totally sold forty-seven of storybooks.
(b) He sold / sold out / up forty-seven storybooks.
(c) He packed the books in / into some boxes. He sold them out.
(d) Each bag of mangoes cost / costs $5 and tomatoes costs $ 5. He sold out all the
books.
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Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) He had totally sold forty-seven of storybooks. He sold forty-seven storybooks in all. He sold a total of forty-seven storybooks.
- Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) He had totally sold forty-seven of storybooks.
- He sold forty-seven storybooks in all.
- He sold a total of forty-seven storybooks.
- (b) He sold / sold out / up forty-seven storybooks.
- "Sold out" is an expression which means he sold all the storybooks he had.
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Vincent Teo
Can I say,
(a) He had totally sold forty-seven of storybooks. He sold forty-seven storybooks in all. He sold a total of forty-seven storybooks.
(b) He sold/ sold out / upforty-seven storybooks. "Sold out" is an expression which means he sold all the storyboo
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