The phrase "adds on about" is not correct in standard written English.
It is generally used in informal contexts, but it is better to use "adds about" or "adds to" instead.
Example: "The report adds about five pages of new information."
Alternatives: "contributes about" or "includes about".
The only money I spend is on ordering proof copies for myself, which is the production cost without anything else added on — about $8 for one recent title.
If you want to make a profit, add on about 20% to this figure, but always have a round ticket price.
And it adds, on average, about $3,000 to the earnings of low-income workers with children.
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The Health Department reined in BIC after finding that roughly 20 percent of all kids might be eating two breakfasts: one before arriving at school and another at their desks, adding on average about 90 unneeded calories to their daily intake.
Since September, the consensus or median prediction has been that the economy would add, on average, about 110,000 new jobs a month.
The book, probably the first Austen/horror mashup to make it into print, is roughly 85percentt Austen's original text, with references to monsters, putrefying flesh and ninja swordplay added on just about every page.
The Progeria Research Foundation (PRF), which funded the initial trial of the drug and an ongoing follow-up involving it and two other drugs, announced this week that the interventions have likely added, on average, about 19 months to the children's lifespans. .
Ms. Cohen adds, "Think about on a college campus, where it's thousands of kids, you know that could be pretty powerful".
Add on the tidbit about him becoming a free agent after this season and the Rangers needing to decide which half of Hamilton will prevail in his career, and you've got enough plot twists for a network mini-series.
