different combinations of “$200” and “customs duty”

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I have made up the similar sentences below.

(1) I'm sad that I have to pay a $200 customs duty on my online order.

(2) I'm sad that I have to pay an customs duty of $200 on my online order.

(3) I'm sad that I have to pay $200 of customs duty on my online order.

(4) I'm sad that I have to pay $200 in customs duty on my online order.

I'm not sure about the correct way of saying "$200" and "customs duty" when they are put together. Please help me. Thanks very much.

asked Oct 24 '20 at 21:17

ansonman

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(2) is ungrammatical, since you have used "AN" with customs. It should "A" customs duty...if it has to be. – Dhanishtha Ghosh Oct 24 '20 at 21:21
to pay 200 dollars customs duty on my online order. – Lambie Oct 24 '20 at 22:40

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