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Bookmark or Share- Buy something "at" or "for" $100? | WordReference ForumsYes, it does depend on what you buy. If you say "I bought something at $100" you are implying that the purchase price was variable. For example, you would buy company shares "at" a price.
- "to" or "for"? | UsingEnglish.com ESL ForumWhen you use "buy" eg: She bought a skateboard for her son. And you use the preposition "for". Do you have any rules to choose "to" or "for" according to verbs?
- buy at a price vs buy for a price - TextRanchBoth "buy at a price" and "buy for a price" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Buy at a price" is commonly used when referring to the specific price at which something is purchased, while "buy for a price" is used to indicate the amount of money someone paid for an item.
- "Buy at an acceptable price" vs. "buy for an acceptable price"Is it correct to say "buy for" or "buy at" if we are not talking about location? I think you should provide some example of how you've seen this used, or else think it might be used. In its current form, this question is skimpy on details, and is therefore vulnerable to closure and downvoting.
- "buy something to us" or "buy something for us ...Hi all, do we say "buy something to us" or "buy something for us", if the meaning is "buy us something"? For example: My dad bought us a toy car. My dad...
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