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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
insurance questions
Are these correct sentence?
You can claim the repairs on your insurance?
Your health insurance doesn't cover that.
You can claim the repairs on your insurance?
Your health insurance doesn't cover that.
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The second one is fine. The first one doesn't seem natural, although it's grammatically correct. "You can claim the repairs on your tax return" would be natural.
- The second one is fine.
- The first one doesn't seem natural, although it's grammatically correct.
- "You can claim the repairs on your tax return" would be natural.
- "You can put in a claim for the repairs with your insurance company" would be natural.
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The second one is fine.
The first one doesn't seem natural, although it's grammatically correct.
"You can claim the repairs on your tax return" would be natural.
"You can put in a claim for the repairs with your insurance company" would be natural.
The first one doesn't seem natural, although it's grammatically correct.
"You can claim the repairs on your tax return" would be natural.
"You can put in a claim for the repairs with your insurance company" would be natural.
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