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Silak12 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
It's full amount?
Hi! everyone.
Could you tell me whether should I use zero article in the colored phrase?
I paid a person $1267 for the service he had rendered and said
"Its full amount you can count it."
Should have I said "Its the full amount you can count it"?
I want to know what's the difference? and I will be much obliged if you tell me in what others ways can I say "its full amount" I mean some other synonymous phrases?
Thanks!
Could you tell me whether should I use zero article in the colored phrase?
I paid a person $1267 for the service he had rendered and said
"Its full amount you can count it."
Should have I said "Its the full amount you can count it"?
I want to know what's the difference? and I will be much obliged if you tell me in what others ways can I say "its full amount" I mean some other synonymous phrases?
Thanks!
Top answer
You need the definite article - and an apostrophe in It's.
- You need the definite article - and an apostrophe in It's.
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Correct English is It's the full amount. You can count it.
It's the full amount. Why bother to say this? Isn't the full amount what the person is expecting? Why would he expect partial payment?
When we give money, we often say simply
It's the full amount. Why bother to say this? Isn't the full amount what the person is expecting? Why would he expect partial payment?
When we give money, we often say simply
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CliveIt's the full amount. Why bother to say this? Isn't the full amount what the person is expecting? Why would he expect partial payment?Actually the person I was paying the other day was also my friend, and I was saying that in fun. Anyway thanks to both of you for your helpful replies.
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