Is this OK, 'Foods here are all getting a discount today'?
It's an advertisement. It goes like: City Restaurant is open today! 'Foods here are all getting a discount today'. How can I say it better?
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If the discounts are the same (15% for example) you could say something to the effect of 'All meals discounted 15% today.'
Or if the discount is not the same, (10%,15%,20% for example) you could say "Select menu items discounted 10-20% today."
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A common way to express this in English is "everything is (for example) 20% off today" or "all meals are 20% off", as in 20% off the price.
Usually the phrase "getting a discount" is used to describe something a person is doing, like "he got a discount on those books".
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