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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a few ticket" is not grammatically correct and cannot be used in written English.
It is missing a noun after the adjective "few." Corrected versions of this phrase could include: "a few tickets," "a ticket or two," "a small number of tickets," etc. Example: "I only have a few tickets left for the concert, so make sure to buy them now before they sell out."
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A few ticket prices will be increased by about 5 percent, mostly in the upper deck, where prices are the least expensive.
If you do not have enough money on your card to exit there should be a few ticket booths located on the train side of the station platform that you can purchase additional fare or buy another ticket or add money to your pass.
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A few tickets never go amiss.
There are a few tickets left.
"I got a few tickets," he conceded.
Gary Rhodes has a few tickets to his name.
I went through legitimate means and put down my credit card for a few tickets.
A few tickets are available at $100 and include a half bottle of Veuve Clicquot, an event sponsor.
"You get a few tickets, and you are paying what you would in a lot," he said.
Some times listed on the Web site as sold out will probably have a few tickets available at the door.
The event is very close to being sold out already, but there are a few tickets still available.
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