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What's the common way for the seller to answer a question inquiring about a price for alcohol?
I am especially interested in what preposition would be used right before the container (which is almost always a bottle)
-- How much is the Red Bull wine?
-- It's 12 dollars per a bottle.
Or should it be
12 dollars for a bottle
or simply
12 dollars a bottle
or what?
phrase-request
asked 10 hours ago
brilliantbrilliant
1,20021634
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What's the common way for the seller to answer a question inquiring about a price for alcohol?
I am especially interested in what preposition would be used right before the container (which is almost always a bottle)
-- How much is the Red Bull wine?
-- It's 12 dollars per a bottle.
Or should it be
12 dollars for a bottle
or simply
12 dollars a bottle
or what?
phrase-request
asked 10 hours ago
brilliantbrilliant
1,20021634
1
Possible duplicate of How to ask about a rate
– FumbleFingers
9 hours ago
add a comment |
What's the common way for the seller to answer a question inquiring about a price for alcohol?
I am especially interested in what preposition would be used right before the container (which is almost always a bottle)
-- How much is the Red Bull wine?
-- It's 12 dollars per a bottle.
Or should it be
12 dollars for a bottle
or simply
12 dollars a bottle
or what?
phrase-request
asked 10 hours ago
brilliantbrilliant
1,20021634
What's the common way for the seller to answer a question inquiring about a price for alcohol?
I am especially interested in what preposition would be used right before the container (which is almost always a bottle)
-- How much is the Red Bull wine?
-- It's 12 dollars per a bottle.
Or should it be
12 dollars for a bottle
or simply
12 dollars a bottle
or what?
phrase-request
phrase-request
asked 10 hours ago
brilliantbrilliant
1,20021634
asked 10 hours ago
brilliantbrilliant
1,20021634
asked 10 hours ago
brilliantbrilliant
1,20021634
asked 10 hours ago
brilliantbrilliant
1,20021634
asked 10 hours ago
brilliantbrilliant
1,20021634
1,20021634
1
Possible duplicate of How to ask about a rate
– FumbleFingers
9 hours ago
add a comment |
1
Possible duplicate of How to ask about a rate
– FumbleFingers
9 hours ago
1
1
Possible duplicate of How to ask about a rate
– FumbleFingers
9 hours ago
Possible duplicate of How to ask about a rate
– FumbleFingers
9 hours ago
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All three options work and are widely used. But you do need to drop the article if you use 'per':
- 12 dollars per bottle
- 12 dollars for a bottle
- 12 dollars a bottle
answered 10 hours ago
GlorfindelGlorfindel
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Or just "12 dollars", since we know that wine is normally sold in bottles, it could be understood from the context.
– James K
8 hours ago
add a comment |
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All three options work and are widely used. But you do need to drop the article if you use 'per':
- 12 dollars per bottle
- 12 dollars for a bottle
- 12 dollars a bottle
answered 10 hours ago
GlorfindelGlorfindel
8,339113646
1
Or just "12 dollars", since we know that wine is normally sold in bottles, it could be understood from the context.
– James K
8 hours ago
add a comment |
All three options work and are widely used. But you do need to drop the article if you use 'per':
- 12 dollars per bottle
- 12 dollars for a bottle
- 12 dollars a bottle
answered 10 hours ago
GlorfindelGlorfindel
8,339113646
1
Or just "12 dollars", since we know that wine is normally sold in bottles, it could be understood from the context.
– James K
8 hours ago
add a comment |
All three options work and are widely used. But you do need to drop the article if you use 'per':
- 12 dollars per bottle
- 12 dollars for a bottle
- 12 dollars a bottle
answered 10 hours ago
GlorfindelGlorfindel
8,339113646
All three options work and are widely used. But you do need to drop the article if you use 'per':
- 12 dollars per bottle
- 12 dollars for a bottle
- 12 dollars a bottle
answered 10 hours ago
GlorfindelGlorfindel
8,339113646
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GlorfindelGlorfindel
8,339113646
answered 10 hours ago
GlorfindelGlorfindel
8,339113646
answered 10 hours ago
GlorfindelGlorfindel
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Or just "12 dollars", since we know that wine is normally sold in bottles, it could be understood from the context.
– James K
8 hours ago
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Or just "12 dollars", since we know that wine is normally sold in bottles, it could be understood from the context.
– James K
8 hours ago
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Or just "12 dollars", since we know that wine is normally sold in bottles, it could be understood from the context.
– James K
8 hours ago
Or just "12 dollars", since we know that wine is normally sold in bottles, it could be understood from the context.
– James K
8 hours ago
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