The hotel reimbursed the guest's cc $100 dollars. The hotel reimbursed to the guest's cc $100 dollars. The hotel reimbursed $100 dollars to the guest's cc. The hotel reimbursed the guest $100 dollars on his cc.
Thank you so much
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I don't know 'cc'. Copies?
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I don't know 'cc'.
Copies?
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No worries. I just meant that "credit card" does not have a recognized abbreviation like ATM for "automated teller machine" or CD for "certificate of deposit". You have to type the whole words out: credit card. The only thing "cc" means is "copies", like when you send your e-mail to other people in addition to the intended recipient.
I liked the last one because you reimburse the person,
The hotel will reimburse you $100 by putting it on your credit card account. You will receive $100 credit on your card. The hotel will refund your $100 by crediting your card.
Does that mean that the inital ones are not natural
The hotel reimbursed $100 on his credit card? or any other?
I had one other question
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Does that mean that the initial ones are not natural?
Right, except the last. You reimburse the person.
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