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28 January
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Question about English (US)
Which is more natural?
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Buy one, and get one free.
Buy one, and get one for free.
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Thanks~
Which is more natural?
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Buy one, and get one free.
Buy one, and get one for free.
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Thanks~
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Buy one, and get one free.
Buy one, and get one for free.
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Thanks~
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- English (US)
Usually it is “Buy one, get one free.”
- English (US)
The first I most definitely hear more often tho both mean the same and will be understood also I think the second is grammatically correct
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