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Is pay and pay for changeable on some occasions?



 
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Is pay and pay for changeable on some occasions? #1 (permalink) Sat Nov 03, 2007 11:21 am   Is pay and pay for changeable on some occasions?
 

Is pay and pay for changeable on some occasions?

For example in the sentence:
We have to pay a lot of welfare?=I have to pay for a lot of welfare?
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Is pay and pay for changeable on some occasions? #2 (permalink) Wed Nov 07, 2007 12:48 pm   Is pay and pay for changeable on some occasions?
 

'I have to pay for a lot of welfare' is what I'd say.

You pay for something you can get (for yourself or for someone else). Now, to obtain or buy something, you pay something: money, bills, taxes, fees, etc.
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