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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Paid him
Can I say,
(a) I paid him $40 for his service car.
(b) I paid $40 to / for him for his service (car).
(c) I paid to him $40 for serving the car.
(a) I paid him $40 for his service car.
(b) I paid $40 to / for him for his service (car).
(c) I paid to him $40 for serving the car.
Top answer
(a)
- (a)
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(a) is correct.
pay (sb) (for sth): to give sb money for work, goods, services, etc.
but :
pay sth (to sb) | pay (sb) sth: to give sb money that you owe them
pay (sb) (for sth): to give sb money for work, goods, services, etc.
but :
pay sth (to sb) | pay (sb) sth: to give sb money that you owe them
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Please give me examples to make me clear, thanks!!
pay (sb) (for sth): to give sb money for work, goods, services, etc.
but :
pay sth (to sb) | pay (sb) sth: to give sb money that you owe them
pay (sb) (for sth): to give sb money for work, goods, services, etc.
but :
pay sth (to sb) | pay (sb) sth: to give sb money that you owe them
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