In the question below choose the word or phrase which best fills the gap in each sentence:
The court ordered the lorry driver to pay for the .... to my car
damages
heavy damages
destruction
many damages
damage
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it should be damages and not damage.damages means fees while damage means spoilt things
the answer is damage not damages
we use damages when talking about sueing sombody
like: i will sue you for the damages you did to my car
damage should not take 's' unless it talks about it
the answer is damage not damages
we use damages when talking about sueing sombody
like: i will sue you for the damages you did to my car
damage should not take 's' unless it talks about it
A is very correct here
To Damage means to destroy
To pay for damages means compensation may be in form of Money because of what you destroy
A is very correct Myschool please review this because of other up and coming Aspirant
it should be damages and not damage.damages means fees while damage means spoilt things🤔
The correct answer is A. "damages."
The sentence is referring to compensation for harm done to the car, so "damages" is the most appropriate term. It's a commonly used legal term for the monetary compensation awarded for loss or injury caused by someone's actions.
