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Hanuman_2000 Posted 10 years ago
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Rent
Hello,
I have a house which I don't use , but want to give some one in order to earn some money.
How shall I write this in a sentence?
The following are my way of writing the same.
1.I want to rent my house
2.I want to rent my house to them.
Now the situation something different. I am in a city where I don't have my own house, but I want a house to use it and pay for that.
I rent a house to live.
Could anyone give some more example using the word 'rent'?
Thanks.
I have a house which I don't use , but want to give some one in order to earn some money.
How shall I write this in a sentence?
The following are my way of writing the same.
1.I want to rent my house
2.I want to rent my house to them.
Now the situation something different. I am in a city where I don't have my own house, but I want a house to use it and pay for that.
I rent a house to live.
Could anyone give some more example using the word 'rent'?
Thanks.
Top answer
hanuman_2000 want to give some one in order to earn some money. unless you give someone some money. I want to rent my house to them.
- hanuman_2000 want to give some one in order to earn some money.
- unless you give someone some money.
- I want to rent my house to them.
- Those are fine if you are going to receive money for the house rental.
- hanuman_2000 I want a house to use it and pay for that.
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hanuman_2000 want to give some one in order to earn some money.If you give someone something, then it is a gift—there is no money involved...unless you give someone some money.
hanuman_20001.I want to rent my house2.I want to rent my house to them.Those are fine if you are going to receive money for the house rental.
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