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Hello!

Can we say:

"When I first saw that house, it was at € 90 000 but now it's at € 120 000".

Thank you
W

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Originally Posted by Will17

Hello!

Can we say:

"When I first saw that house, it was at € 90 000 but now it's at € 120 000".

Thank you
W

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You could say that but I would probably leave out both "ats".

***Not a teacher***

In my opinion, it would be more natural to say:

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"When I first saw that house, it was at € 90 000 but now it's at € 120 000".

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Ade

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Originally Posted by bhaisahab

You could say that but I would probably leave out both "ats".

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:up: And if you want to use a preposition, precede it with a verb: 'it was going for...' it was priced at...'. You could also say '...they were asking [for]' or 'the asking price was...'

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