It's okay to say, "If you won the lottery, you could buy a car."
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Either "I would buy" or "I could buy" is correct, but their meaning is slightly different. "I would buy" is more definite; the speaker clearly wants a car. "I could buy" is less definite that the speaker would actually buy a car or something else; the speaker is merely indicating the ability to afford the car, not the desire to have one.
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I am assuming you mean three hundred dollars. What do you want to buy? You could buy clothing, but depending on what store you go to three hundred dollars might only buy you two pairs of jeans and a shirt. You could buy two carts of groceries, or fifteen $20 lottery tickets from the Pennsylvania Lottery. It all depends on what you want. That is a decent amount of money to blow.
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You would need to buy lottery tickets and hope. Theoretically, you could buy lottery tickets with every possible combination to guarantee that you win, but that would be very expensive and time-consuming. In addition, you might have to share the jackpot with other people who chose the winning combination.
You have to be at least 16 to legally buy a lottery ticket.
if you buy or get a lottery ticket and wins with 2 number
You can buy a lottery ticket at your average grocery store.