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DorisPao Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
"The" and "a"
Hi! Is this okay with respect to the article:
Pick two homes with different prices.
Then pick the one with a smaller price / Then pick the one that has a lower price.
Don't buy the one with a higher price / Don't buy the one that has a smaller price.
Thanks!
Pick two homes with different prices.
Then pick the one with a smaller price / Then pick the one that has a lower price.
Don't buy the one with a higher price / Don't buy the one that has a smaller price.
Thanks!
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Sorry, I meant: Then pick the one with a lower price / Then pick the one that has a lower price. Don't buy the one with a higher price / Don't buy the one that has a higher price.
- Sorry, I meant: Then pick the one with a lower price / Then pick the one that has a lower price.
- Don't buy the one with a higher price / Don't buy the one that has a higher price.
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Sorry, I meant:
Then pick the one with a lower price / Then pick the one that has a lower price.
Don't buy the one with a higher price / Don't buy the one that has a higher price.
Then pick the one with a lower price / Then pick the one that has a lower price.
Don't buy the one with a higher price / Don't buy the one that has a higher price.
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Then pick the one with a lower price / Then pick the one that has a lower price.
Don't buy the one with a higher price / Don't buy the one that has a higher price.
They are all OK. You could replace a with the in any of them, and it would work as well.
Don't buy the one with a higher price / Don't buy the one that has a higher price.
They are all OK. You could replace a with the in any of them, and it would work as well.
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