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18 Feb 2014
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Shall I say: "if you want to buy a new car of that brand, you have to pay 10k up to 15k pounds at least."?
How may I use" up to"?
Shall I say: "if you want to buy a new car of that brand, you have to pay 10k up to 15k pounds at least."?
How may I use" up to"?
How may I use" up to"?
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Up to refers to more of a maximum value than a minimum value. For example, if you were purchasing something, you might say that you'd be wiling to pay up to ____ pounds. For your statement, I would say "If you want to buy a new car of that brand, you have to pay at least 10k to15k pounds."
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