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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Pay commission on

Is this idiomatic?

1 Has she ever forgotten to pay you commission on a sale?

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No, there is no idiom in your sentence. Would it be clearer for you if the sentence were written as: Has she ever forgotten to pay you a commission (or - forgotten to pay you your commission) on a sale?

— JohnParis

  • No, there is no idiom in your sentence.
  • Would it be clearer for you if the sentence were written as: Has she ever forgotten to pay you a commission (or - forgotten to pay you your commission) on a sale?
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No, there is no idiom in your sentence.
Would it be clearer for you if the sentence were written as: Has she ever forgotten to pay you a commission (or - forgotten to pay you your commission) on a sale?
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