Fellow nairalanders, I always pondered what the difference between those are. I've used them interchangeably without noticing it. I just sat down today and it just occured to me. Do good by putting ur ideas down.

If you paid attention in school, you know
that the past tense of “pay” is “paid”
except in the special sense that has to
do with ropes: “He payed out the line to
the smuggler in the rowboat.”
Did that help?

lamzyano: If you paid attention in school, you know
that the past tense of “pay” is “paid”
except in the special sense that has to
do with ropes: “He payed out the line to
the smuggler in the rowboat.”
Did that help?

I'm sure u got ur answer from google. I saw this very answer in google search but got more confused. But thanks anyway