I am trying to help a friend understand and just realized that I don't understand this part of grammar either. I know that "at" can be used for a precise time and also in telling places, but how do I explain this example? EX: This business offers translation services 'at' very reasonable prices.
Very confusing to me, as it's just natural and I've never thought about it. It's neither time nor location...
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Good question. Here, the use of "at" means "for". This business offers translation services for very reasonable prices.
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Good question.
Here, the use of "at" means "for".
This business offers translation services for very reasonable prices.
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Good question. Here, the use of "at" means "for". This business offers translation services for very reasonable prices. Please check the third meaning of "at" from the following link: http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/at