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Tinanam0102 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

What would it be?

Hi teachers,

If the following sayings are natural in verbal?

1. It comes to $70, and what would it be? (If you're asking a customer whether he likes to pay in cash or by credit card.)

2. It comes to $70. Would it be cash or credit card?

3. It comes to $70. How would you like to pay for that?

Thanks
  

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Hi, Such conversations are usually very idiomatc. f the following sayings are natural in verbal? 1.

— Clive

  • Hi, Such conversations are usually very idiomatc.
  • f the following sayings are natural in verbal?
  • 1.
  • It comes to $70, and what would it be?
  • ) No.
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Hi,

Such conversations are usually very idiomatc.

f the following sayings are natural in verbal?

1. It comes to $70, and what would it be? (If you're asking a customer whether he likes to pay in cash or by credit card.) No.

2. It co
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Hi Clive,

Thanks very much for your correction.

Just one question on 'Pay'. Is it 'pay cash' correct? Because I looked up dictionary and it says 'pay in cash' is correct.

Thanks

Tinanam
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Hi,

Yes. The phrase pay cash is fine. Also, you can replace credit card with charge. The common

utterance is 'put it on my charge'.

Regards
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