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I pay my food.
Does it sound natural? Thanks
I pay my food.
Does it sound natural? Thanks
Does it sound natural? Thanks
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- English (US)
Close! "I pay FOR my food." Don't forget function words, they show purpose 😁
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- Simplified Chinese (China)
I am trying to say we split the bill.
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- English (US)
@Dong1 Then you would say "I'll pay for my food". 'I'll' meaning 'I will' expresses the future tense of what you are going to do
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@nikolie3 bill as in at a restaurant when you pay for your meal.
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