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Ann225 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Delivery, building savings

I had to pay for delivery.

I had to pay the delivery charges.

I had to pay the delivery fees. (Perhaps it should be in singular.)

Could all of these be used? I'm talking about a specific delivery.

Fifty pounds is deducted from my account/ taken from my account every month. It goes to my building savings. (That is an investemnt system in Europe.) Can I say that the money goes to my building savings? The money is on deposit in a building savings bank.

Thank you. I really appreciate your help.

  

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I had to pay the delivery fees. )Could all of these be used? I'm talking about a specific delivery.

— Mister Micawber

  • I had to pay the delivery fees.
  • )Could all of these be used?
  • I'm talking about a specific delivery.
  • Yes.
  • Ann225 Can I say that the money goes to my building savings?
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Ann225I had to pay the delivery charges.I had to pay the delivery fees. (Perhaps it should be in singular.)Could all of these be used? I'm talking about a specific delivery.

Yes.

Ann225Can I say that the money goes to my building savings?

'Building savings' is an unfamiliar term. What does it mean?

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