Yanx Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Exchange used as a verb???
Hi,
If I say, 1 US$=6.8 RMB, what's the standard way of saying it instead of using the phrase "is equal to"? My question is as follows:
1. Can I say: One dollar can exchange 6.8 RMB?
2. Can I say: According to the current exchange rate (one dollar for 6.8 RMB), our offer is as follows...
PS: Please advise whether the words in red are correct in the above sentences, if not, please advise the correct one. Thanks!
If I say, 1 US$=6.8 RMB, what's the standard way of saying it instead of using the phrase "is equal to"? My question is as follows:
1. Can I say: One dollar can exchange 6.8 RMB?
2. Can I say: According to the current exchange rate (one dollar for 6.8 RMB), our offer is as follows...
PS: Please advise whether the words in red are correct in the above sentences, if not, please advise the correct one. Thanks!
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8 RMB, what's the standard way of saying it instead of using the phrase "is equal to"? My question is as follows: 1. 8 RMB?
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Hi,
If I say, 1 US$=6.8 RMB, what's the standard way of saying it instead of using the phrase "is equal to"? My question is as follows:
1. Can I say: One dollar can exchange 6.8 RMB?
2. Can I say: According to the current exchange rate (one dollar
If I say, 1 US$=6.8 RMB, what's the standard way of saying it instead of using the phrase "is equal to"? My question is as follows:
1. Can I say: One dollar can exchange 6.8 RMB?
2. Can I say: According to the current exchange rate (one dollar
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