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Miyabi Posted 13 years ago
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Hi, please correct grammar:
"If you don't mind, would you send us cheque or make the bank transfer for the balance differences?"
- the story is: due to oversight, the customer paid us less of the actual total amount on the invoice, so there is a differences. Can I describe this as "balance differences"? Or just say "the balance" ? Or there is a better word to say this situation? Pls advice. Thank you!
"If you don't mind, would you send us cheque or make the bank transfer for the balance differences?"
- the story is: due to oversight, the customer paid us less of the actual total amount on the invoice, so there is a differences. Can I describe this as "balance differences"? Or just say "the balance" ? Or there is a better word to say this situation? Pls advice. Thank you!
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I think "balance" is all you need. "
- I think "balance" is all you need.
- "
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I think "balance" is all you need.
"If you don't mind, would you send us a cheque or make a bank transfer for the balance?"
"If you don't mind, would you send us a cheque or make a bank transfer for the balance?"
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