Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Except / except for
Which is correct?
(i) Customers can get discounts of 30 %, 40% and 50% on all items sold in the store except / except for leather products.
(ii) Customers can get a 30% discounts on all items sold in the store.
(iii) Customers can get a discount of 30 % on all items sold.
P/s: Should I put "on all items"? why?
(i) Customers can get discounts of 30 %, 40% and 50% on all items sold in the store except / except for leather products.
(ii) Customers can get a 30% discounts on all items sold in the store.
(iii) Customers can get a discount of 30 % on all items sold.
P/s: Should I put "on all items"? why?
Top answer
Hi, Which is correct? (i) Customers can get discounts of 30 %, 40% and 50% on all items sold in the store except / except for leather products. Both are OK.
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Hi,
Which is correct?
(i) Customers can get discounts of 30 %, 40% and 50% on all items sold in the store except / except for leather products. Both are OK.
(ii) Customers can get a 30% discounts on all items sold in the store.
(iii) Customers can get a discount of 30 % on all items sold.
P/s: Should I put "on all items"? wh
Which is correct?
(i) Customers can get discounts of 30 %, 40% and 50% on all items sold in the store except / except for leather products. Both are OK.
(ii) Customers can get a 30% discount
(iii) Customers can get a discount of 30 % on all items sold.
P/s: Should I put "on all items"? wh
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