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payPay is before you buy it paid is after you buy it|I need to pay. I pay with cash. I have already paid. I paid the bill yesterday.|@Andrea_Carolina: yes paid can be in the past or past participle. I paid=yo. pay me的同义词 Examples; - Did you pay me yet? - Is should be paid to me - Make the payment to me now See how "pay to me" sounds incorrect and will change the word when used in that way. Another. I’m paid‘I’m paid’ means it has been done. But you would say “I’ve been paid”, I have been paid. Eg. I can spend more money because I’ve been paid. (Past tense). ‘I’m being paid’ means it will happen in. Paid"paid" is the right spelling. "payed" is incorrect|@SuoXiao it happens sometimes, but not too often|@SuoXiao @laicalambengolmo yes, sometimes people do make that mistake, but not all the. cash paid is the money you give to someone. cash tendered would be the change you are given back. for example: total: $20 cash paid: $30 cash tendered: $10 hope this helps!
pay with@Keito-Japan They are the same. “pay by” is a very uncommon way to say “pay with”. “I’ll pay with a card.” = normal “I’ll pay by card.” = a little strange but understandable |You can pay your bill by. Please note that the translations provided are based on the context of 'paid actor' referring to someone who is hired to act in a performance or production. If the context is different, please provide more. did you pay?They both mean the same thing, but "Have you paid" could sound a little more polite.的同义词
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