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Talab1234 Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Damange

“He will eat lunch before I make him pay the damage I am about to make.”


Is this sentence correct?


Can you say “the damage I am about to make”?

Damage = costs / bills

  

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” Is this grammatically correct? Can you say “the damage I am about to make”? Damage= shopping bills, costs

— Talab1234

  • ” Is this grammatically correct?
  • Can you say “the damage I am about to make”?
  • Damage= shopping bills, costs
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“He’s currently eating lunch before I make him pay the damage I am about to make.”


Is this grammatically correct?

Can you say “the damage I am about to make”?


Damage= shopping bills, costs

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“He’s currently eating lunch before I make him pay the damage I am about to make.”


Is this sentence correct?


Damage = shopping bills costs

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fold scarf 101Is this sentence correct?

No. I do not understand it at all.

fold scarf 101Damage = shopping bills costs

I do not understand that either. A bill is an amount due. So you can write "shipping bills" or "shipping costs" or "the cost of shipping."

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