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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Paid for / to
Can I say,
(a) He paid to the cashier for the books.
(b) He paid some money to the cashier (for the books).
(c) He paid John / paid to John some money (for his help).
(d) He paid for / to / paid cashier for the souvenirs.
(e) He paid for souvenirs to cashier.
(a) He paid to the cashier for the books.
(b) He paid some money to the cashier (for the books).
(c) He paid John / paid to John some money (for his help).
(d) He paid for / to / paid cashier for the souvenirs.
(e) He paid for souvenirs to cashier.
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Vincent Teo (a) He paid to the cashier for the books. (b) He paid some money to the cashier (for the books). (c) He paid John / paid to John some money (for his help).
- Vincent Teo (a) He paid to the cashier for the books.
- (b) He paid some money to the cashier (for the books).
- (c) He paid John / paid to John some money (for his help).
- (d) He paid for / to / paid the cashier for the souvenirs.
- (e) He paid to cashier for the souvenirs.
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Vincent Teo(a) He paidIn generatothe cashier for the books.
(b) He paid some money to the cashier (for the books).
(c) He paid John / paidtoJohn some money (for his help).
(d) Hepaid for / to /paid the cashier for the souvenirs.
(e) He paidtocashier for the souvenirs.
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