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GraveTrain Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Vary With

"Price varies with product."
"Price varies with the product."
"Price varies with products."

Could some be poor English?
  

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Hi, I assume you mean ' Different products have different prices' . You could also say 'Prices vary by product'. 'By' is more natural than 'with'.

— Clive

  • Hi, I assume you mean ' Different products have different prices' .
  • You could also say 'Prices vary by product'.
  • 'By' is more natural than 'with'.
  • Clive
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Hi,

I assume you mean 'Different products have different prices'.

You could also say 'Prices vary by product'.
'By' is more natural than 'with'.

Clive
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