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Pousu Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
"add on" vs "add to"
Can I say "Could you please add $200 (on) the card?" instead of saying "Could you please add $200 (to) the card?"?
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I wouldn't do that. Please put $200 on the card. Please add $200 to the card.
- I wouldn't do that.
- Please put $200 on the card.
- Please add $200 to the card.
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I wouldn't do that.
Please put $200 on the card.
Please add $200 to the card.
Please put $200 on the card.
Please add $200 to the card.
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Xerxes, thanks a million for your kind help! Would you mind if I ask you for the correct usage of "add to" as a verbal phrase? Is it ok to say, "I owe you; add it on your recollection"?
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Pousu, I never replied to your second question. Apologies. I was away - a little post-New Year skiing accident, though nothing too serious.
"Add it on your recollection" makes no sense, unfortunately. "Add it to the bill" or "add it to the card" are examples of what we wou
pousu"I owe you;"I owe you" is correct.add it on your recollection"?
"Add it on your recollection" makes no sense, unfortunately. "Add it to the bill" or "add it to the card" are examples of what we wou
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