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Expression with "In instalments" | "would rather" vs. "had rather"
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To buy: I buy on cash OR I buy with cash Sun Apr 11, 2004 10:46 am  To buy: I buy on cash OR I buy with cash
 

Hello Alan and Torsten! I need your help! What is correct?
...I buy on cash... I buy with cash..... I buy for cash.....
... I buy for credit..... I buy on credit...
thank you
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Buy Mon Apr 12, 2004 0:28 am  Buy
 

Hi,

Buy for cash/with/by credit.

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