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Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
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I found a phrase "Sale on now" from a website. I think it is to tell customers that some products are currently offered at the lower prices. But what is the correct order of saying this. I personally think it should say "On sale now" but I also found someone saying "Sale now on".



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I found a phrase "Sale on now" from a website. I think it is to tell customers that some products are currently offered at the lower prices. But what is the correct order of saying this. I personally think it should say "On sale now" but I also found someone saying "Sale now on".



Which one is correct?



Thank.










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I found a phrase "Sale on now" from a website. I think it is to tell customers that some products are currently offered at the lower prices. But what is the correct order of saying this. I personally think it should say "On sale now" but I also found someone saying "Sale now on".



Which one is correct?



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I found a phrase "Sale on now" from a website. I think it is to tell customers that some products are currently offered at the lower prices. But what is the correct order of saying this. I personally think it should say "On sale now" but I also found someone saying "Sale now on".



Which one is correct?



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