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Achamo Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

How do you say change of notes/bill?

How do you say change of notes?

I know change of coins is called change, but is it still okay to say change for change of notes?

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If you go to a store and purchase a $10 item with a $50 bill, you will receive $40 in change. If you go to a store and purchase a 10 cent item with a 25 cent coin, you will receive 15 cents in change. Loose coins in your pocket can be referred to as 'change' (I have a pocket full of change).

— JohnParis

  • If you go to a store and purchase a $10 item with a $50 bill, you will receive $40 in change.
  • If you go to a store and purchase a 10 cent item with a 25 cent coin, you will receive 15 cents in change.
  • Loose coins in your pocket can be referred to as 'change' (I have a pocket full of change).
  • Having several banknotes (bills) in your pocket is not referred to as change.
  • Hope this helps.
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If you go to a store and purchase a $10 item with a $50 bill, you will receive $40 in change.

If you go to a store and purchase a 10 cent item with a 25 cent coin, you will receive 15 cents in change.

Loose coins in your pocket can be referred to as 'change' (I have a pocket full of change).

Having several banknotes (bills) in your pocket is not referred to as change.
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Thank you for your explanation! Do I understand correctly?

Coins can be called change anytime, while notes can only be referred in the situation you buy something and receive change.
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Thank you very much for your help.Emotion: smile
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