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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

A/the refund

Hi,
A quick question. I am a merchant. A client says:
"I would like you to issue me a refund".
I say:
"No problem. I will go ahead and issue a refund."
OR
"No problem. I will go ahead and issue the refund."

Either article is acceptable in this context when I say, right?
  

Top answer

Anonymous Either article is acceptable in this context when I say, right? Yes, but as a merchant, I would most probably say ' your refund'.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Either article is acceptable in this context when I say, right?
  • Yes, but as a merchant, I would most probably say ' your refund'.
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AnonymousEither article is acceptable in this context when I say, right?
Yes, but as a merchant, I would most probably say 'your refund'.
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Mister MicawberYes, but as a merchant, I would most probably say 'your refund'.
Thank you, Mister Micawber.
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In a real-life conversation, the merchant would just say 'No problem'.
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