professional grade equipment

[ostap77]

1)"There are a few stores in our town that sell professional grade equipment."

OR

2)"We have a few stores in our town that sell professional grade equipment."

OR

3)"In our town "we have vs there are" a few stores that sell professional grade equipment."
Is it OK with "professional grade equipment"? Which one is more natural to your ear?

 

[ostap77]

1)"There are a few stores in our town that sell professional grade equipment."

OR

2)"We have a few stores in our town that sell professional grade equipment."

OR

3)"In our town "we have vs there are" a few stores that sell professional grade equipment."
Is it OK with "professional grade equipment"? Which one is more natural to your ear?

What do you think?

 

[bhaisahab]

1)"There are a few stores in our town that sell professional grade equipment."

OR

2)"We have a few stores in our town that sell professional grade equipment."

OR

3)"In our town "we have vs there are" a few stores that sell professional grade equipment."
Is it OK with "professional grade equipment"? Which one is more natural to your ear?

They are both OK, equally natural.

 

[ostap77]

They are both OK, equally natural.

I could say as well "amateur grade equipment"?

 

[Tdol]

In most contexts, I would not say it because it might sund substard- you'd probably be better off using a word like regular.

 

[Barb_D]

I would suggest professional-grade, with the hyphen, before the noun.