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MarvinTheMartian Posted 18 years ago
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"a refund" or "the refund"
0 "He filled out an insurance form requesting 01 i 00 the 02 i 00 refund of the cost of his operation." 02 br
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00 "He filled out an insurance form requesting 01 i 00 a 02 i 00 refund for the cost of his operation." 02 br
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00 Are both of the above sentences acceptable? If so, which one do you suggest I use and why? If you can think of a better wording, please let me know. 0-
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00 "He filled out an insurance form requesting 01 i 00 a 02 i 00 refund for the cost of his operation." 02 br
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00 Are both of the above sentences acceptable? If so, which one do you suggest I use and why? If you can think of a better wording, please let me know. 0-
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0 "A refund". After he gets it, you can refer to it as "the refund". 0-
- 0 "A refund".
- After he gets it, you can refer to it as "the refund".
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0 "A refund". After he gets it, you can refer to it as "the refund". 0-
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