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Old 15-May-2008, 09:48
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Default Cash exchange, to or for?

Hi there
Here is the situation. You have some money in $20 notes and you need them in $100.How you say your request to a bank teller?
Could you change $20 notes to $100 ones?
Or, could you change $20 notes for $100 ones?
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