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Ansonguy Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
[with purchase][with a purchase] or [with the purchase]
I have made up the sentences below.
(1) With purchase of five boxes of cookies, you will receive a free chocolate bar.
(2) With a purchase of five boxes of cookies, you will receive a free chocolate bar.
(3) With the purchase of five boxes of cookies, you will receive a free chocolate bar.
I am not sure which one is correct. Please help me. Thank you.
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ansonguy (3) With the purchase of five boxes of cookies, you will receive a free chocolate bar. That one.
- ansonguy (3) With the purchase of five boxes of cookies, you will receive a free chocolate bar.
- That one.
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ansonguy(3) With the purchase of five boxes of cookies, you will receive a free chocolate bar.
That one.
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