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Prepositions on, with, by #1 (permalink) Mon Aug 14, 2006 1:39 am   Prepositions on, with, by
 

Dear teachers,
Please choose the correct phrases:

1.Pay cheque
2.Pay by cheque.
3. Pay on credit.
4.Pay with credit.
5.Pay by credit.
6.Pay in credit.
7.Pay credit.
8. Pay on cash.
9.Pay with cash.
10.Pay by cash.
11.Pay in cash.
12.Pay cash.

Best regards
Quoc

PS: My answers are:
Correct:2,5,10,11,12. How about your ideas? Is there still other correct phrases?
Tung Quoc
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Prepositions #2 (permalink) Mon Aug 14, 2006 6:56 am   Prepositions
 

tung quoc wrote:
Dear teachers,
Please choose the correct phrases:

1.Pay cheque
2.Pay by cheque. OK
3. Pay on credit. OK
4.Pay with credit.
5.Pay by credit card. OK
6.Pay in credit.
7.Pay credit.
8. Pay on cash.
9.Pay with cash. OK
10.Pay by cash. You would probably only see this as part of a list of payment options: Pay by cash, check or credit card.
11.Pay in cash. OK
12.Pay cash. OK

Best regards
Quoc

PS: My answers are:
Correct:2,5,10,11,12. How about your ideas? Is there still other correct phrases?


In my opinion option 5 would only be correct is you say "credit card".
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