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I got that sweater ....... a discount last week because I used a coupon I got in the mail.
Question 1:
I got that sweater ....... a discount last week because I used a coupon I got in the mail.
A.
at
B.
for
C.
by
D.
to
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Prepositional Phrases - At, By, For and To (4) | C1 – Advanced
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