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27 January
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What’s the difference?(or which is correct?)
It’s cheaper to buy it online.
It’s cheaper to buy online.
What’s the difference?(or which is correct?)
It’s cheaper to buy it online.
It’s cheaper to buy online.
It’s cheaper to buy it online.
It’s cheaper to buy online.
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- English (US)
depends what you want to say. By using 'it,' you are talking about a particular thing, like a watch, ear buds, computer...
"It’s cheaper to buy online" means anything at all
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- English (US)
Both are correct.
“It’s cheaper to buy it online” means you are talking about something specific that is cheaper to buy online
“it’s cheaper to buy online” means it is cheaper usually to buy anything online
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@emzy44 @tca53london That makes sense! Thank you so much!
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