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account: number with money bill: paper with money
- account: number with money bill: paper with money
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The meanings are slightly different in the UK. We don't use "bill" typically to mean a banknote.
In the UK, a company or individual might have an arrangement with a supplier, with an agreed credit limit. This is an account. For example, an office would have an account with a stationery company, allowing them to ring up and order equipment and then pay for it all together at the end of
In the UK, a company or individual might have an arrangement with a supplier, with an agreed credit limit. This is an account. For example, an office would have an account with a stationery company, allowing them to ring up and order equipment and then pay for it all together at the end of
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Lil' Ruby Rose, it is really confusing!
It kind of makes me sad about learning languages... it's so difficult to memorize so many differences.
anyway...
It was very good!
thanks a lot
It kind of makes me sad about learning languages... it's so difficult to memorize so many differences.
anyway...
It was very good!
thanks a lot
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