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1. wiem, ze mozna to wyrazic wieloma sposobami, moje pytanie brzmi , czy poprawnie bedzie wzrost zapotrzebowania jako: \"an increase in demand\" i \"a rise in demand\"
2. We prefer to pay in cash than by credit card. - poprawne?
3. Both cases were too heavy to lift.
I couldn\'t ............................................. case
lift either?
spasiba.

well, mg/amused....????????????????????
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I don\'t have all day!

A my oczywiscie jestesmy tu na sluzbie... Niecierpliwy po 20 minutach.
Zdania są OK.

po prefer czesciej spotyka sie \'rather than\", ale samo than tez sie slyszy

boze co za AROGANT!

good mg! you did find the time after all...make sure your answers are always here asap. We don\'t have all day!
Since I am paranoid and my life depends on it - are you mg or...........????
Can you peek behind your boss\'s back and answer!
ASAP that is.

to nie ja.
dzieki za odp.

you are very welcome!

You usually pay WITH a credit card not BY a credit card...

And what\'s wrong with \"pay by credit card\", without the article before the word \"credit\"?

Wg kursu BBC English 2000 używa się zwrotu \"pay by credit card\".

http://www.bbc.co.uk/polish/specials/1239_english_2000_1/page23.shtml

w audio.

I suppose nothing is wrong with it - just a different way to say it.

I was referring more to the use of BY instead of WITH (hence the capitalization). As far as I\'m concerned WITH CC is used more often (in everyday language) than BY CC - but then again - probably google (and 20 other people here) will say otherwise...and they may even be right....