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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Are they same meaning?
Peter refused the payment of EURO 200.00
Peter refused to pay of EURO 200.00
Peter refused to pay of EURO 200.00
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I suppose the intent is the same, but the first is very ambiguous and the second is incorrect grammar. 00 = He refused to pay OR he refused to accept payment from someone else. 00.
- I suppose the intent is the same, but the first is very ambiguous and the second is incorrect grammar.
- 00 = He refused to pay OR he refused to accept payment from someone else.
- 00.
- Moral: use the 2nd as amended.
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I suppose the intent is the same, but the first is very ambiguous and the second is incorrect grammar.
Peter refused the payment of EURO 200.00 = He refused to pay OR he refused to accept payment from someone else.
Peter refused to pay EURO 200.00.
Moral: use the 2nd as amended.
Peter refused the payment of EURO 200.00 = He refused to pay OR he refused to accept payment from someone else.
Peter refused to pay EURO 200.00.
Moral: use the 2nd as amended.
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