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PamQueue Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Loan On
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"To make ends meet, she and Tim took out a loan on their house. "
What is "took out a loan on"? Maybe they meant "took out a loan for"?
"To make ends meet, she and Tim took out a loan on their house. "
What is "took out a loan on"? Maybe they meant "took out a loan for"?
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No. 'On' is correct. They remortgaged it.
- No.
- 'On' is correct.
- They remortgaged it.
- They borrowed money and put up the house as collateral.
- If they don't repay the loan they lose their house.
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No. 'On' is correct. They remortgaged it.
They borrowed money and put up the house as collateral.
If they don't repay the loan they lose their house.
Rover
They borrowed money and put up the house as collateral.
If they don't repay the loan they lose their house.
Rover
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