Examples of 'good a deal' in a sentence
Meaning of "good a deal"
good a deal: This phrase is a common grammatical error made by non-native speakers. The correct form should be 'a good deal,' which means a favorable or advantageous arrangement or offer
How to use "good a deal" in a sentence
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good a deal
In the end it was not that good a deal.
That 's about as good a deal as you are gonna get.
For letting people view personal information, this is too good a deal.
I made too good a deal.
There is the good deal offered . There is not so good a deal.
Not yet . just too good a deal to pass up.
Too good a deal to pass up, Jack.
Do not make too good a deal.
That depends on how good a deal I'm in a position to make.
But if it's been on the shelf for months, how good a deal could it be?
Still, it 's as good a deal as you could hope for.
Creditors of bank companies and AIG got far too good a deal at taxpayer expense.
It 's just too good a deal to pass up.
There is not so good a deal.
Prisoner, that 's as good a deal as you are gonna get . No deal.
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And I says, " Well, that do not sound like too good a deal for him, then.
Frankly, we do not have as good a deal as you have.
Maybe it 's not so good a deal.
Not yet . It 's just too good a deal to pass up.
You're not going to get that good a deal out there, Luke.
That's a good a deal.
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