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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
charged to or charged on or charged
Can a native tell me how he would correctly say all the following please?
I charged the bill on your credit card.
I charged 100 dollars on your credit card.
I charged you 100 dollars to your credit card.
We charged your card 100 dollars, madame.
The hotel reimbursed the guest $100 dollars on his credit card.
We charged your credit card twice by mistake.
We charged to your credit card twice by mistake.
Thank you so much
I charged the bill on your credit card.
I charged 100 dollars on your credit card.
I charged you 100 dollars to your credit card.
We charged your card 100 dollars, madame.
The hotel reimbursed the guest $100 dollars on his credit card.
We charged your credit card twice by mistake.
We charged to your credit card twice by mistake.
Thank you so much
Top answer
Slight changes here and there: I charged the bill to your cc. I charged 100 dollars to your cc. I charged you 100 dollars and put it on your cc/I charged your cc 100 dollars.
- Slight changes here and there: I charged the bill to your cc.
- I charged 100 dollars to your cc.
- I charged you 100 dollars and put it on your cc/I charged your cc 100 dollars.
- The hotel reimbursed the guest's cc $100 dollars.
- Thanks
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Slight changes here and there:
I charged the bill to your cc. I charged 100 dollars to your cc. I charged you 100 dollars and put it on your cc/I charged your cc 100 dollars. The hotel reimbursed the guest's cc $100 dollars. Thanks
I charged the bill to your cc. I charged 100 dollars to your cc. I charged you 100 dollars and put it on your cc/I charged your cc 100 dollars. The hotel reimbursed the guest's cc $100 dollars. Thanks
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