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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a litre" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is a unit of measurement for volume and is typically used when referring to liquids. Example: "Could you pass me a litre of milk, please?".
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A litre of syrup.
Makes around a litre.
Rather cheaper is a litre of petrol.
"I'll syphon you a litre from mine".
In 2012 a litre of unleaded approached 140p a litre.
Petrol is around 50p a litre.
"And I've lost half a litre already".
'We're already paying 107.9p a litre.
Diesel rose 7.1p a litre to 130.5p.
Unleaded petrol costs about 130p a litre in the UK, with diesel costing 137p a litre.
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