British English Lesson - Sell - Sale

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Sell - Sale

People sell us things every day. Buying and selling things is what makes the world go round. This lesson will teach you the difference between on sale and for sale, as well as prepositions we use with other expressions like sell out, sell on, and up for sale.

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My dog’s got no nose!
No nose? How does the poor thing smell?
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