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Kenny1999 Posted 4 years ago
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This shop is the cheapest to get something?
Is it correct to say, for example,
This shop is the cheapest to get mobile products.
I'd like to mean that you can get the cheapest mobile products in this shop. But can I say alternatively like the example above? This is a question asked by my child but I am not quite sure.
By the way, what's the difference in usage between child and kid?
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kenny1999 This shop is the cheapest to get mobile products. No. This shop has the best / lowest prices for mobile phones.
- kenny1999 This shop is the cheapest to get mobile products.
- No.
- This shop has the best / lowest prices for mobile phones.
- kenny1999 By the way, what's the difference in usage between child and kid?
- Child is more formal.
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kenny1999This shop is the cheapest to get mobile products.
No.
This shop has the best / lowest prices for mobile phones.
kenny1999By the way, what's the difference in usage between child and kid?
Child is more formal. Some teachers do not accept "kid" in essay writing because it is very casual and informal.
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