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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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spend money on manpower
Hi teacher of english,
Can you say how you write this for an essay that I am writing.
How is it correct to say:
The amount of money the company spends on manpower is little which is why they can afford to sell products for so cheap.
Thank you in advance
Can you say how you write this for an essay that I am writing.
How is it correct to say:
The amount of money the company spends on manpower is little which is why they can afford to sell products for so cheap.
Thank you in advance
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I suggest something simpler: The company spends little on wages, so they can afford to sell their products cheaply.
- I suggest something simpler: The company spends little on wages, so they can afford to sell their products cheaply.
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I suggest something simpler:
The company spends little on wages, so they can afford to sell their products cheaply.
The company spends little on wages, so they can afford to sell their products cheaply.
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Can I use 'manpower'? How do you use 'manpower'?
Can I use 'for cheap' instead of cheaply? Is it considered wrong by teachers?
Can I use 'for cheap' instead of cheaply? Is it considered wrong by teachers?
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Can I use 'manpower'? How do you use 'manpower'?-- You can use 'manpower'; I merely gave you a more usual reading: 'salaries' when you are talking about money and 'manpower' when you are talking about production
Can I use 'for cheap' instead of cheaply?-- Only in casual conversation.
Is it considered wrong by teachers?-- Yes.
Can I use 'for cheap' instead of cheaply?-- Only in casual conversation.
Is it considered wrong by teachers?-- Yes.
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