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Ansonguy Posted 6 years ago
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(A $1000 tax) or ($1000 tax) or ($1000 taxes)
I have made the three sentences below.
(1) I have to pay a $1000 tax.
(2) I have to pay $1000 tax.
(3) I have to pay $1000 taxes.
Which one is correct? Please help me. Thank you very much.
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, a vehicle tax, then say I have to pay a $1000 tax. If it's multiple taxes or, like income tax, a tax on multiple sources of income, say I have to pay $1000 in taxes. CJ
- , a vehicle tax, then say I have to pay a $1000 tax.
- If it's multiple taxes or, like income tax, a tax on multiple sources of income, say I have to pay $1000 in taxes.
- CJ
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If it's a single kind of tax, like a tax to operate your car for a year, i.e., a vehicle tax, then say
I have to pay a $1000 tax.
If it's multiple taxes or, like income tax, a tax on multiple sources of income, say
I have to pay $1000 in taxes.
CJ
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