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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Hi forummembers,
Can you tell me if this is the correct way to use BILL
When I gave notice for my apartment that I was leaving, the landlord billed me 2 hours of cleaning saying that there was still some cleaning to be done. She also billed me 2 extra days saying that that was how long it would take for ...
Can you tell me if this is the correct way to use BILL
When I gave notice for my apartment that I was leaving, the landlord billed me 2 hours of cleaning saying that there was still some cleaning to be done. She also billed me 2 extra days saying that that was how long it would take for ...
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I want a "for" in there: the landlord billed me for two hours of cleaning.
- I want a "for" in there: the landlord billed me for two hours of cleaning.
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I want a "for" in there: the landlord billed me for two hours of cleaning.
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enoonI want a "for" in there: the landlord billed me for two hours of cleaning.I agree.
However (merely personal opinion), I think that the droppping of 'for' seems to be becoming acceptable.
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Doesn't the bold seem not very natural?
When I gave notice for my apartment that I was leaving, the landlord billed me 2 hours of cleaning saying that there was still some cleaning to be done. She also billed me 2 extra days saying that that was how long it would take for ...
What tense is this Enoon?
still some cleaning to be done. Is this correct?
When I gave notice for my apartment that I was leaving, the landlord billed me 2 hours of cleaning saying that there was still some cleaning to be done. She also billed me 2 extra days saying that that was how long it would take for ...
What tense is this Enoon?
still some cleaning to be done. Is this correct?
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