"pay your expense" or "meet your expense"?
Don't worry. The company will ______ all your expense.
A.satisfy
B.meet
C.pay
D.submit
Which one is the correct answer? Why?
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Answers · 3
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I find it quite hard to answer :))
I think B. "meet".
I think if you wanted to use "pay", it should read pay for* all your expense.
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In day-to-day conversations, "pay" can be used ... Normally, "meet" is used as in "meeting your needs"...
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