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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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currency exchange
Dear teachers,
First question:
When you are looking for a place to exchange currencies nearby, can you say "Is there a currency exchange office nearby?" Also, please teach me what you would normally say in this situation.
Second question:
Can I change these to US dollars? vs Can I change these into US dollars?
Which is correct and more commonly used?
Thank you.
First question:
When you are looking for a place to exchange currencies nearby, can you say "Is there a currency exchange office nearby?" Also, please teach me what you would normally say in this situation.
Second question:
Can I change these to US dollars? vs Can I change these into US dollars?
Which is correct and more commonly used?
Thank you.
Top answer
" Is there a currency exchange office nearby? "-- this is fine. Or ' Where can I exchange currency / change money around here?
- " Is there a currency exchange office nearby?
- "-- this is fine.
- Or ' Where can I exchange currency / change money around here?
- ' Can I change these/this to US dollars?
- Can I change these/this into US dollars?
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"Is there a currency exchange office nearby?"-- this is fine. Or 'Where can I exchange currency / change money around here?'
Can I change these/this to US dollars? Can I change these/this into US dollars? -- These are both fine and common.
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"Is there a currency exchange office nearby?"-- this is fine. Or 'Where can I exchange currency / change money around here?'
Can I change these/this to US dollars? Can I change these/this into US dollars? -- These are both fine and common.
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