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RegDwigнt
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If something normally cost £300 and someone is selling exactly the same item for £100, is this either:

  1. OVER half price
  2. UNDER half price
  1. over half price
    2. under half price

Does it depend on text or context or is either correct?

For example, if I waswere in marketing (which I'm not), and had this as a deal, which would be the correct choice?

Thank you.

If something normally cost £300 and someone is selling exactly the same item for £100, is this either:

  1. OVER half price
  2. UNDER half price

Does it depend on text or context or is either correct?

For example, if I was in marketing (which I'm not), and had this as a deal, which would be the correct choice?

Thank you.

If something normally cost £300 and someone is selling exactly the same item for £100, is this:

  1. over half price
    2. under half price

Does it depend on context or is either correct?

For example, if I were in marketing, and had this as a deal, which would be the correct choice?

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Dave
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Over or under half price

If something normally cost £300 and someone is selling exactly the same item for £100, is this either:

  1. OVER half price
  2. UNDER half price

Does it depend on text or context or is either correct?

For example, if I was in marketing (which I'm not), and had this as a deal, which would be the correct choice?

Thank you.