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Twistedthistle Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Stocks or stock
Hi everyone, I was wondering which of the following sentences you considered correct:
You should always sell your stocks* for a higher price than you bought *them
You should always sell your stock* for a higher price than you bought *it
I'm leaning towards the plural usage here, but i'd be grateful for a second opinion!
Thanks in advance!
TT
You should always sell your stocks* for a higher price than you bought *them
You should always sell your stock* for a higher price than you bought *it
I'm leaning towards the plural usage here, but i'd be grateful for a second opinion!
Thanks in advance!
TT
Top answer
I prefer the singular. It should be: "... "
- I prefer the singular.
- It should be: "...
- "
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I prefer the singular.
It should be: "... a higher price than you bought it at/for."
It should be: "... a higher price than you bought it at/for."
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