This sentence i have no idea.?

Question

HI,

I need to write a sentence like this.

For paid advertisements, the sentences in the advertisements usually attract prices/a price.

Should I use prices or price. Why.

I tend to use "prices" as there are more then one sentences.
But, if I use a "a price" in the sentence, what does the sentence mean then? Does it mean all the sentences have the same price? I have to be carefully here. please help?

Answer 1

I think you may need to re-write it. Try: "Paid advertisements are charged per sentence"

Answer 2

Your sentences don't make sense. And if they don't to you, then they certainly won't to your customer. Can you not rephrase something like: All paid advertisements are charged by sentence.
I'm assuming that's what you mean but, honestly, your question leaves me baffled.

Answer 3

Not entirely sure what you're trying to say, but how about

"In paid advertisements, the text is usually charged for."

It really depends on the context, I'm afraid.

Answer 4

if you use a "a price" in the sentence, it means all the sentences have the same price

prices is correct.

Answer 5

First of all you should enroll in English grammar class.

I do commend you for trying but if you are going to do this kind of thing you need to learn a lot.

Keep trying and keep learning.

Answer 6

I'll tell you what: the sentence does not make much sense to me in either singular or plural.