Wht is the right choice?
Pupils don't have to pay for their books. The school -------------- them.
a) pays b) takes c) provides d) affords
I believe it is d) afford
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No, choose C. The word 'afford' is used to mean that someone has the money to pay for something, but not to indicate that they actually do pay for it. eg I can afford to pay for my books, but I don't have to because the school provides them.
- No, choose C.
- The word 'afford' is used to mean that someone has the money to pay for something, but not to indicate that they actually do pay for it.
- eg I can afford to pay for my books, but I don't have to because the school provides them.
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No, choose C.
The word 'afford' is used to mean that someone has the money to pay for something, but not to indicate that they actually do pay for it.
eg I can afford to pay for my books, but I don't have to because the school provides them.
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