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In UK we actually use BOGOF, which makes sense. No idea why one would drop the all-important F.
by toyg 4y ago
In UK we actually use BOGOF, which makes sense. No idea why one would drop the all-important F.
- rat9988 4y agoNot an english speaker, but I can't imagine "get" used for anything non free, especially after a "buy".
- boomboomsubban 4y ago"Buy one get another half off" or "I'm going to buy it online then go get it." The second may be using a different "get," grammar lessons were a long time ago.
- hennell 4y ago"Can you get me a pint?", "sigh - I've got to get a new phone", "buy a canoe get a paddle half price". Buy implies buying, get implies buying/receiving, possibly at a cost, possibly an offer, all we know is you have it. Buy one get one free is standard here, BOGO would cause customer service staff to go mad from "do you mean 'Buy one, get two?'" inquiries.