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Pamela81 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Outstanding payment

Hi,
please check the following sentences:

"The outstanding payment to be paid in cash at the fair"
"The pending payment to be paid in cash at the fair"

Are these sentences OK? Would be "balance" a better choice instead of payment here?

Thank you

Pamela
  

Top answer

Pamela81 Hi, P lease check the following sentences . I see you're still ending sentences with colons. "The outstanding payment is to be paid in cash at the fair .

— Canadian45

  • Pamela81 Hi, P lease check the following sentences .
  • I see you're still ending sentences with colons.
  • "The outstanding payment is to be paid in cash at the fair .
  • " "The pending payment is to be paid in cash at the fair .
  • " Are these sentences OK?
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Pamela81Hi,
Please check the following sentences. I see you're still ending sentences with colons.
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canadian45Pamela81Hi,Please check the following sentences. I see you're still ending sentences with colons. "The outstanding payment is to be paid in cash at the fair.""The pending payment is to be paid in cash at the fair."Are these sentences OK? Now they are. Without "is" there is no main verb, and the whole thing is just one long noun phrase. example.. The outstanding p
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"balance" would be fine.
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If they have already paid a portion, and what remains is the final amount due, they I would say "The outstanding balance is to be paid in cash at the fair." I would not use "balance" if they had not already paid some amount.
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Thank you Canadian45

Thank you KJinCali79, this is clear.
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