Collocation
Is there a discount?
To ask if a reduced price or special offer is available for something.
Definition
'Is there a discount?' is a common English collocation. To ask if a reduced price or special offer is available for something.
Is there + a + [noun]
“Excuse me, I'm buying a large quantity. Is there a discount?”
Examples
- We're planning to buy three of these. Is there a discount for bulk purchases?
- Before I confirm my order, I need to know: Is there a discount available for students?
- This service seems a bit pricey. Is there a discount if I sign up for a longer contract?
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- I'm a loyal customer and have been coming here for years. Is there a discount for regulars?
- If I pay cash instead of using a card, is there a discount for that?
- My friend told me they got a special offer last week. Is there a discount still running?
- We're a non-profit organization. Is there a discount for charities?
- I saw an advertisement online. Is there a discount code I should use?
- The price tag looks a bit high for this item. Is there a discount?
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