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Knightofsports Posted 13 years ago
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You can order in bulk if you get through to their phone. Or

You can order in bulk if you get through their phone.

Are both okay?

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The first makes some sort of sense. The second doesn't. " Are you trying to say "You can order in bulk if you call them on the phone"?

— Blue Jay

  • The first makes some sort of sense.
  • The second doesn't.
  • " Are you trying to say "You can order in bulk if you call them on the phone"?
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The first makes some sort of sense. The second doesn't.
The first would make better sense if it were "You can order in bulk if you can get through to their phone."
Are you trying to say "You can order in bulk if you call them on the phone"?
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