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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

"with" or "which is" or else

I found out the car part which is much cheaper price ? or
I found out the car part with much cheaper price?
  

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You need one of these: I found the same (car) part at a lower price. I can get the same (car) part [cheaper / more cheaply]. Not "found out ".

— CalifJim

  • You need one of these: I found the same (car) part at a lower price.
  • I can get the same (car) part [cheaper / more cheaply].
  • Not "found out ".
  • CJ
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You need one of these:

I found the same (car) part at a lower price.
I can get the same (car) part [cheaper / more cheaply].

Not "found out".

CJ
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