i bought a book vs i bye a book

The correct phrase is "I bought a book." The verb "bought" is the past tense of "buy," while "bye" is not a correct verb in this context.

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This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

"i bought a book"

This phrase is the correct way to express that you purchased a book in the past.

Examples:

I bought a book yesterday.
She bought a book for her friend.
We bought a book together.
He bought a book online.
They bought a book at the bookstore.

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Oct 31, 2016 ... I bought a book, a pen, a pencil, and a pencil box. Hi, I know that it's better to use the red comma before "and" but what happens if I omit it?
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This phrase is incorrect. The verb "bye" is not used to indicate purchasing something.

"i bye a book"

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And that? That's the sound of your books going bye-bye.
But I realize I said good-bye a long time ago.
Writing a book about these things often helps.
Hitting another child with a book.
She wrote a book on the subject.
Two people showed up for a book reading.
I found a book, you know...
A book cover is a distillation.
But it's probably in a book somewhere.
- It's a book myfatherwrote.
There's a book called Murderers and Madmen.
Except Cynthia decided to write a book...
Well I actually have a book.
Anything that helps to launch a book or collection.
So a book published in 1963.
Susan's publisher offered me a book deal.
A book someone is killing over.
Now please go find a book.
Like a book club with bullets.
Tom gave Mary a book about Australia.

Alternatives:

I bought a book
I purchased a book
I got a book
I acquired a book
I picked up a book

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i bought a book vs i bye a book

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