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Hi, there
Let’s say you are haggling over a pair of headphones that go for 100 dollars and you wanted to get them for 85. Could you say “Can’t you knock it/them down to 85?” or “Couldn’t you get it/them down to 85” or “Couldn’t I get them for 85?” or Couldn’t you make it 85?” or “Couldn’t you do it for 85”?
Which of these work?
Thank you
Jan 21, 2021 11:09 PM
Answers · 3
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“Could (or couldn’t) you do it for $85?”
“Can (or can’t) you knock it down to $85?”
These probably would be the best options. But you could probably just do all of them and anyone would clearly know what you’re saying.
I hope this helps!
January 22, 2021
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