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Ann225 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Claim insurance money; overlay

Hi,

1) "Somebody broke into our car, but we decided not to claim our insurance money because nothing got stolen."

Can I say 'claim insurance money' instead of 'make an insurance claim'?

2) "They overlay upbeat music over sad scenes to create a balance."

Can 'overlay' be used this way?

Thank you.

  

Top answer

" Can I say 'claim insurance money' instead of 'make an insurance claim'? I've never heard it. I don't think anybody ever says it like that.

— CalifJim

  • " Can I say 'claim insurance money' instead of 'make an insurance claim'?
  • I've never heard it.
  • I don't think anybody ever says it like that.
  • " Can 'overlay' be used this way?
  • Yes.
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Ann225

1) "Somebody broke into our car, but we decided not to claim our insurance money because nothing got stolen."

Can I say 'claim insurance money' instead of 'make an insurance claim'?

I've never heard it. I don't think anybody ever says it like that.

Ann225

2) "They overlay upbeat music over sad scenes to crea

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