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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
AtM Bank
Can I say,
She withdrew some money from the Atm account bank.
She wanted to take some money out / take out some money.
She withdrew some money from the Atm account bank.
She wanted to take some money out / take out some money.
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That would be usually be stated as: She withdrew some money from her bank account at the ATM. or She withdrew some money from the ATM at her bank. Your second sentence could be correct either way, with "take some money out," or "take out some money," although you might hear it more often the second way.
- That would be usually be stated as: She withdrew some money from her bank account at the ATM.
- or She withdrew some money from the ATM at her bank.
- Your second sentence could be correct either way, with "take some money out," or "take out some money," although you might hear it more often the second way.
- " I hope this is helpful.
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That would be usually be stated as:
She withdrew some money from her bank account at the ATM.
or
She withdrew some money from the ATM at her bank.
Your second sentence could be correct either way, with "take some money out," or "take out some money," although you might hear it more often the second way. If you were to add another preposition to state fro
She withdrew some money from her bank account at the ATM.
or
She withdrew some money from the ATM at her bank.
Your second sentence could be correct either way, with "take some money out," or "take out some money," although you might hear it more often the second way. If you were to add another preposition to state fro
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