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Zoltán Király Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Which one of these two phrases sound more natural?
A. The product will cost you the same price regardless of whether I purchase it for you or you do it yourself.
B. The product will cost you the same price regardless of whether you want me to purchase it for you or you do it yourself.
In the second I added "you want me to." Is that necessary?
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" Is that necessary? I doubt it. Zoltán Király Which one of these two phrases sound more natural?
- " Is that necessary?
- I doubt it.
- Zoltán Király Which one of these two phrases sound more natural?
- The first one, but modified like this: The product will cost the same whether I buy it for you or you do it yourself.
- 'purchase' is also OK, but it may be a little too formal for the situation where you want to use this sentence.
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Zoltán KirályIn the second I added "you want me to." Is that necessary?
I doubt it.
Zoltán Király Which one of these two phrases sound more natural?
The first one, but modified like this:
The product will cost the same whether I buy it for you or you do it yourself.
'purchase' is also OK, but it
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