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Fri 24 Apr, 2015 09:35 pm
Hi
Is it acceptable to say, ' ...... get 20% off regulaly priced items'? Or is it more correct to say, '......regular-priced...'.
I see the former very often on American websites.
Thanks
@mokozilee,
Regularly," Moko, tho technically grammatical, implies a slightly different meaning. It seems to say that some items are not priced as often as others
@mokozilee,
"Get 20% off the regular price"
Not 'regularly' and not 'priced'. You can say "These items are regularly priced at $1.00 but this week they are priced at 80 cents."
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