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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

get through, take sb up on st

Last year you told me you will give me $500 dollars if I passed this exam. Now I have got through the exam, could I take you up on that offer of a $500 dollar.

Are these sentences correct?

Please help me.
  

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User_gary Last year you told me you will give me $500 dollars if I passed this exam. Now I have got through the exam, could I take you up on that offer of a $500 dollar . Are these sentences correct?

— Feebs11

  • User_gary Last year you told me you will give me $500 dollars if I passed this exam.
  • Now I have got through the exam, could I take you up on that offer of a $500 dollar .
  • Are these sentences correct?
  • " You do not need to repeat $ and dollars - either $500 or 500 dollars.
  • Please help me.
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User_garyLast year you told me you will give me $500 dollars if I passed this exam. Now I have got through the exam, could I take you up on that offer of a $500 dollar.


Are these sentences correct? Saying "will do something" is essentially a promise to do something - so I would say " i am taking yo
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Thank you Feebs11.

So it should be "Now I have got through the exam, could I taking you up on your promise".

Am I right?
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I wouldn't use the conditional.

"Now I have passed the exam, I am taking you up on your promise."
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