Do you know?

[JF2050]

Can you notice the difference if for example you are signing a contract which may contain one of the following two statements?

1. You will have to pay a one-off subscription fee

2. You will have to pay a once-off subscription fee

Have you ever noticed that people use the phrase "have had" wrongly!

 

[SHIEKA]

Can you notice the difference if for example you are signing a contract which may contain one of the following two statements?

1. You will have to pay a one-off subscription fee

2. You will have to pay a once-off subscription fee

Have you ever noticed that people use the phrase "have had" wrongly!

Can't understand what you are driving at! You give an example of the uses of 'one-off ' and 'once-off' then you end off by commenting that people use 'have had' wrongly. what's the connection Simplicity?

 

[JF2050]

Can't understand what you are driving at! You give an example of the uses of 'one-off ' and 'once-off' then you end off by commenting that people use 'have had' wrongly. what's the connection Simplicity?

No connection, two different things.

 

[SHIEKA]

No connection, two different things.

So what do you want us to do?

 

[Mshana Jr]

What is the different between left right n right left?

 

[SHIEKA]

What is the different between left right n right left?

You are now derailing the topic mshana jr!

 

[georgeallen]

..and I am bringing it back on: once-off subscription fee

 

[SHIEKA]

..and I am bringing it back on: once-off subscription fee

More confusion georgeallen!

 

[Chemiker]

Simplicity. The dash(-) is more important & meaningful on # 2 than #1 .

 

[georgeallen]

Simplicity. The dash(-) is more important & meaningful on # 2 than #1 .

HYGEIA I suppose the dash (-) has nothing to do with question!

 

[Marnah]

So whats the point here?

 

[JF2050]

HYGEIA, Marnah, georgeallen. The point here is: do you know/notice the difference? Oce-off, one-off, what do these two words signify under such a usage?