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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
I have no clue how to say this
I know it is incorrect to say 'feel' or 'notice it go by' but I am trying to convey the thought. Do you understand what I mean and how would you say it?
I didn't pay my motor bike in cash. I decided to pay in 10 installments of $100. That way I wouldn't feel the money go by. Had I paid 1000 I would have felt it go by. It would have hurt but 100 a month, you don't even notice it go by.
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I didn't pay my motor bike in cash. I decided to pay in 10 installments of $100. That way I wouldn't feel the money go by. Had I paid 1000 I would have felt it go by. It would have hurt but 100 a month, you don't even notice it go by.
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I didn’t pay in full for my motor bike. I decided to pay in ten installments of $100. In that way, I wouldn’t miss the money.
- I didn’t pay in full for my motor bike.
- I decided to pay in ten installments of $100.
- In that way, I wouldn’t miss the money.
- Had I paid $1,000 at one time, I would have missed it.
- I would still have spent the money; but at $100 a month, you don’t miss it as much.
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I didn’t pay in full for my motor bike. I decided to pay in ten installments of $100. In that way, I wouldn’t miss the money. Had I paid $1,000 at one time, I would have missed it. I would still have spent the money; but at $100 a month, you don’t miss it as much.
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