Which sounds the most natural? (Countable /uncountable)
A. The policy holders receive ten percent discounts for cars or houses covered in their contracts.
B. The policy holders receive ten percent discount for cars or houses covered in their contracts.
C. The policy holders receive a ten percent discount for cars or houses covered in their contracts.
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Answers · 6
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Correct is "a ten percent discount"
Only the rest of the sentence doesn't make a lot of sense.
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C sounds most natural. However, I think the sentence should be:
The policy holders receive a ten percent discount on the premium for the cars or houses covered in their contracts.
(assuming we're talking about insurance)
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btw. it's "discount on", not "discount for"
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but then again, "a ten percent discount" sounds fine... aaaaah, I'm confused now, lol
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I'd go for "B", lol.. I don't like "A" for using plural in "discounts" and I don't like "C" for that indefinite article "a ten percent"
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