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The first case means that the friends purchased something. The second case means that the friends took care of a debt. In the second case, the thing that was purchased is understood by context.
- The first case means that the friends purchased something.
- The second case means that the friends took care of a debt.
- In the second case, the thing that was purchased is understood by context.
- If you use them correctly, I'd say your choice of phrase wouldn't make much difference in most cases.
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The first case means that the friends purchased something. The second case means that the friends took care of a debt. In the second case, the thing that was purchased is understood by context.
If you use them correctly, I'd say your choice of phrase wouldn't make much difference in most cases.
If you use them correctly, I'd say your choice of phrase wouldn't make much difference in most cases.
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