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Anon f8r Posted 12 years ago
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"I accept postal orders and direct payment into my bank account'. Is this sentence correct?
"I accept postal orders and direct payment into my bank account'. Is this sentence correct?
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"I accept postal orders and direct payment s into my bank account'.
- "I accept postal orders and direct payment s into my bank account'.
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"I accept postal orders and direct payments into my bank account'.
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Thank you, Alphecca Stars.
What if I use the word 'deposit' instead of 'payments'? Do I have to say 'deposits'?
What if I use the word 'deposit' instead of 'payments'? Do I have to say 'deposits'?
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Yes, because you will accept more than one, right?
"Direct deposit" as a policy is generally singular. The bank allows you to set up the "direct deposit" feature on your checking account so you don't have to deposit each pay check.
"Direct deposit" as a policy is generally singular. The bank allows you to set up the "direct deposit" feature on your checking account so you don't have to deposit each pay check.
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