pay with a check/cheque
pay in check/cheque
pay by check/cheque
which are correct?
i have seen all of them.
can I use"pay by check" to talk about "take a cheque to the bank and add the funds to your account"?
No - to pay by cheque means specifically to pay a bill or settle an amount owing by writing a cheque to a person. When you take a cheque that has been written to you to the bank and pay it in to your account you are "paying a cheque in".
Does "pay with a check/cheque" and "pay by check/cheque" have the same meaning?
Yes, the mean the same thing. Most people will use one or the other. I always say "pay by cheque".
if I want to talk about "credit card"
is the usage same as "check/cheque"?