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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Dollars

Should it be:

I will include a check of 20 dollars.

Or

Check for 20 dollars.

Or

Both?

Thanks.
  

Top answer

Not knowing the rest of the context, I'd write: I will write / include a check for $20 payable to XYZ. Sometimes, context such as this one is expressed in passive voice. A check for $20 will be mailed to you/ included in the mail.

— Dimsumexpress

  • Not knowing the rest of the context, I'd write: I will write / include a check for $20 payable to XYZ.
  • Sometimes, context such as this one is expressed in passive voice.
  • A check for $20 will be mailed to you/ included in the mail.
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Not knowing the rest of the context, I'd write:

I will write / include a check for $20 payable to XYZ.

Sometimes, context such as this one is expressed in passive voice.

A check for $20 will be mailed to you/ included in the mail.
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