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Pdh0224 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentence wrong?

Dear teacher,



"$80 is the money you have to pay the charge in the cabinet."

( It means $80 for the charge is in the cabinet.)


Q : Is the sentence wrong?


  

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Hi pdh0224, The meaning is not quite clear to me. " is what you want to say?

— Mirapence

  • Hi pdh0224, The meaning is not quite clear to me.
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Hi pdh0224,

The meaning is not quite clear to me. "$80 is the amount you have to pay for the cabinet." is what you want to say?
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"It means $80 for the charge is in the cabinet."

I think an idiom,"charge in", make you confused. right?

But I didn't meant it like that.

$80 is the money in the canibet + The money is you have to pay for the charge
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Could you say in which context you would use this sentence?
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Probably he is saying, "$80 is the amount you have to pay for the charge, and the money ($80) is in the cabinet." Otherwise, I haven't got the slightest idea.
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If I understood you correctly, you'd like to put it like this.

"$80 you have to pay for the charge is in the cabinet."

Mirapence
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