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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
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A note / note of
Can I say,
(a) He gave a note of 10 dollars to his son.
(b) He gave a 10 dollars note to his son.
(a) He gave a note of 10 dollars to his son.
(b) He gave a 10 dollars note to his son.
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He gave his son a 10 dollars' note. Vincent Teo (a) He gave a note of 10 dollars to his son. (b) He gave a 10 dollars' note to his son.
- He gave his son a 10 dollars' note.
- Vincent Teo (a) He gave a note of 10 dollars to his son.
- (b) He gave a 10 dollars' note to his son.
- They are correct but I would stick to my sentence and b)
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He gave his son a 10 dollars' note.
Vincent Teo(a) He gave a note of 10 dollars to his son.They are correct but I would stick to my sentence and b)
(b) He gave a 10 dollars' note to his son.
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Hi, guys,
I may be mistaken, but I don't think that in the US we use "note" in reference to currency.
He gave a ten dollar bill to his son.
He gave his son a ten dollar bill.
Perhaps in other countries the US dollar is referred to as "a note."
In slang, a hundred-dollar-bill used to be called a "C-note."
We use the expression "bank no
I may be mistaken, but I don't think that in the US we use "note" in reference to currency.
He gave a ten dollar bill to his son.
He gave his son a ten dollar bill.
Perhaps in other countries the US dollar is referred to as "a note."
In slang, a hundred-dollar-bill used to be called a "C-note."
We use the expression "bank no
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