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so he must pay for the tickets in/by cash.

Augusto

User since 2013
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27 Aug. 2017

In the lesson "Hannah Helps a Stranger" I can read, "Kevin bought tickets for the theatre. Unfortunately, his credit card was rejected, so he must pay for the tickets in cash." I consider that in this tense there a mistake because the correct expression is "so he must pay for the tickets by cash (not 'in' cash!)" What do you think?

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Augusto
User since 2013
Posts: 1
27 Aug. 2017

In the lesson "Hannah Helps a Stranger" I can read, "Kevin bought tickets for the theatre. Unfortunately, his credit card was rejected, so he must pay for the tickets in cash." I consider that in this tense there a mistake because the correct expression is "so he must pay for the tickets by cash (not 'in' cash!)" What do you think?
In the lesson "Hannah Helps a Stranger" I can read, "Kevin bought tickets for the theatre. Unfortunately, his credit card was rejected, so he must pay for the tickets in cash." I consider that in this tense there a mistake because the correct expression is "so he must pay for the tickets by cash (not 'in' cash!)" What do you think?

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