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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
At the amount vs in the amount
What is the difference or which one is correct:
The bank advanced a loan in the amount of USD 10 000.
The bank advanced a loan at the amount of USD 10 000.
The bank advanced a loan in the amount of USD 10 000.
The bank advanced a loan at the amount of USD 10 000.
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"In" is correct, "in the amount of" is an idiomatic phrase, it doesn't make sense when broken down but makes sense when used together.
- "In" is correct, "in the amount of" is an idiomatic phrase, it doesn't make sense when broken down but makes sense when used together.
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"In" is correct, "in the amount of" is an idiomatic phrase, it doesn't make sense when broken down but makes sense when used together.
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