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05-Jan-2004, 06:07
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 a dollar more Is this the right sentence to use after making the purchase and the cashier paid you a dollar more ? And what the native speaker normally say in this situation. Of course, only when they don't walk away :) |
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05-Jan-2004, 06:26
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| I would say, "You gave me a dollar too much." That is, I think, the most likely possibility. :) |
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05-Jan-2004, 13:51
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| In BE we can say 'a dollar over' colloquially.  |
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05-Jan-2004, 14:52
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| :) Thanks |
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