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"reduction rate" or "reduced rate" Hi all, I've been wondering if which one is correct: "reduction rate" or "reduced rate". The sentence is "Online Ticket Shop gives you the chance to buy your tickets at a ------- rate." What's more, I would be appreciate if you can let me know which grammar point I should read to know more about this topic. Thanks all in advance.

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the correct word is 'reduced'. Sorry - I don't know much about grammar, I just know what is correct. You use 'reduced' if the related noun has been reduced. You use 'reduction' if the related noun is used for reducing. So - reduced rate, reduced responsibility, reduced visibility, vs reduction gear, reduction ratio, reduction camera.

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