Cand I use " make a saving account" instead of " open a saving account ?
and which one is better or correct?
" a saving account" or ' saving accounts"
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You should say open (or close) a savingS account.
'I want to open a savings account.'
'I keep my money in a savings account.'
'I opened a savings account at my local bank.'
savings (plural): money that you have saved, especially in a bank, etc.
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I agree, the correct term is to open a savings account.
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Hello 김시온,
You open a saving account , you don't make it .
It is opening "a saving account" when you open one single account and "saving accounts" if you literally open several saving accounts ,that is to say more than one .
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