Which sentence correct? ‘This order counts to your 10% off’ or ‘this order counts towards your 10% discount’? It’s about a marketing campaign. Customers can get 10% off their next order after they’ve

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Which sentence correct? ‘This order counts to your 10% off’ or ‘this order counts towards your 10% discount’? It’s about a marketing campaign. Customers can get 10% off their next order after they’ve made 10 purchases.

30 sept. 2023 03:51

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‘Discount’ is a bit better than ‘off’ because it’s more formal, and that’s more appropriate when describing rules.

1 octobre 2023

The correct preposition is 'towards' but nobody would be confused by 'to'.

30 septembre 2023

The correct sentence is: "This order counts towards your 10% discount." In this context, you want to convey that the current order contributes to the accumulation of purchases that will eventually result in a 10% discount. "Counts towards" is the appropriate phrase to use to express this idea.

30 septembre 2023

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