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I gave the courier some tips through Uber Eats, but he claimed he was getting none of it.
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Normally you give a person one tip per job, so it could be that you mean "a tip" rather than "some tips". "he was getting none of it" is a bit odd. Maybe you mean this: I gave the courier a tip through Uber Eats, but he said/claimed (that) he never received it.
- Normally you give a person one tip per job, so it could be that you mean "a tip" rather than "some tips".
- "he was getting none of it" is a bit odd.
- Maybe you mean this: I gave the courier a tip through Uber Eats, but he said/claimed (that) he never received it.
- "claimed" can have a sceptical nuance.
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Normally you give a person one tip per job, so it could be that you mean "a tip" rather than "some tips". "he was getting none of it" is a bit odd. Maybe you mean this:
I gave the courier a tip through Uber Eats, but he said/claimed (that) he never received it.
"claimed" can have a sceptical nuance.
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