If you buy 200 pieces of this item, the price of each piece will be 5 dollars. (ie. if you buy less than 200 pieces at a time the price of each will be higher)
In this case, can I say: "The price is $5 at 200 pieces."?
If this is incorrect how can I express the above meaning, thank you very much!
Thank you!!
Is the sentence "The price is $5 (each) at 200 pieces" correct btw? Since I saw someone write this before.
0 Replies
Magus
1
Reply
Sat 6 Nov, 2004 09:44 pm
"Item will be sold in quantity, shipments of 200 units or more will be priced at $5.00 per unit.
Lesser amounts are available at a slightly higher price per unit."
0 Replies
Masayo
1
Reply
Sun 7 Nov, 2004 06:35 am
Magus wrote:
"Item will be sold in quantity, shipments of 200 units or more will be priced at $5.00 per unit.
Lesser amounts are available at a slightly higher price per unit."
Thank you so much!
I also want to know if "The price is $5 each at 200 pieces" is correct to describe the above situation. Using preposition "at" here is possible or it's incorrect. Thank you all
0 Replies
Wy
1
Reply
Sun 7 Nov, 2004 07:35 pm
Yes, it's OK. "...at a quantity of 200 pieces" might be more clear.
Stumble It!
Tweet This
Bookmark on Delicious
Share on Facebook
Share on MySpace