Can anyone correct these sentences?
I shop mostly in stores. So I have to go into more than one store to compare prices and negotiate a seller about the price to get a good bargain.
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It looks good, just a small suggestion: "I shop mostly in stores, so I have to go into more than one store to compare prices and negotiate WITH a seller about the price in order to get a good bargain.
I suggest removing the word "good" before the word bargain. The word bargain does not need an adjective before or you can write "...in order to get a good price OR a better price".
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I shop mostly in stores. I have to go into more than one store and negotiate with the sellers to ensure that I get a good deal.
I shop mostly in stores. I have to go into more than one store and negotiate with the sellers to be sure I am getting the best price possible.
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