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I came across a sentence:
That particular carpet comes in at around $40 a square yard.
Why not simply:
That particular carpet costs around $40 a square yard.
When should I use ‘to come in at’ instead of ‘to cost’?
That particular carpet comes in at around $40 a square yard.
Why not simply:
That particular carpet costs around $40 a square yard.
When should I use ‘to come in at’ instead of ‘to cost’?
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