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User_gary Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

I'll ask about this to him/i' pay to him

I'll ask him and let you know.
I'll ask about this to him and let you know.
I'll pay him tomorrow.
I'll pay $123 to him tomorrow.
I paid Mr. X $123 yesterday.

Could you please let me know if the above sentences are correct and colloquial?
  

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These are OK: I'll ask him and let you know. I'll ask him about this and let you know. I'll pay him tomorrow.

— Mister Micawber

  • These are OK: I'll ask him and let you know.
  • I'll ask him about this and let you know.
  • I'll pay him tomorrow.
  • I'll pay him $123 tomorrow.
  • I paid Mr.
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These are OK:

I'll ask him and let you know.
I'll ask him about this and let you know.
I'll pay him tomorrow.
I'll pay him $123 tomorrow.
I paid Mr. X $123 yesterday.
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