Does it make a huge difference which article I use below for "receipt" or they're almost inter-changeable (can I use both)? i) I dropped by Wal-Mart, bought some goods, got a receipt and walked out. i) I dropped by Wal-Mart, bought some goods, got the receipt and walked out.
Thank you in advancement.
Top answer
No real difference. We don't use the word 'goods' much. More natural is eg things / items / stuff.
— Clive
No real difference.
We don't use the word 'goods' much.
More natural is eg things / items / stuff.
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