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Vocabulary
Sale on credit
Could you please explain the meaning of "sale on credit"?
Would it be correct if i say: There is no sale on credit (goods must be paid in full in advance??)? Is the a better way to put it?
Thank you!
Would it be correct if i say: There is no sale on credit (goods must be paid in full in advance??)? Is the a better way to put it?
Thank you!
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Hi, Could you please explain the meaning of "sale on credit"? Buy now. Pay later.
- Hi, Could you please explain the meaning of "sale on credit"?
- Buy now.
- Pay later.
- )?
- No.
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Hi,
Could you please explain the meaning of "sale on credit"? Buy now. Pay later.
Would it be correct if i say: There is no sale on credit (goods must be paid in full in advance??)? No.
Is the a better way to put it?
Goods must be paid for in full at time of purchase.
Clive
Could you please explain the meaning of "sale on credit"? Buy now. Pay later.
Would it be correct if i say: There is no sale on credit (goods must be paid in full in advance??)? No.
Is the a better way to put it?
Goods must be paid for in full at time of purchase.
Clive
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