Prple
Member
- Joined
- Aug 22, 2012
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- German
- Home Country
- Germany
- Current Location
- England
Hey!
Imagine, I am in a shop and want to try a pair of "whatever". Do I have to say: "I want to try it at / in size..."
I would choose "at". But, I do not know why.
Additionally, If I want to ask for the available sizes of an item and want to express it in a colloqiual way, how do I have to ask for it? Only: "Which sizes of this item do you have?" or "Which sizes of this item are you up to?"
Thanks!
Imagine, I am in a shop and want to try a pair of "whatever". Do I have to say: "I want to try it at / in size..."
I would choose "at". But, I do not know why.
Additionally, If I want to ask for the available sizes of an item and want to express it in a colloqiual way, how do I have to ask for it? Only: "Which sizes of this item do you have?" or "Which sizes of this item are you up to?"
Thanks!