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The phrase "continue to pay" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of to keep paying (regularly) for something, such as a subscription or a loan. Example: I had to take out a loan to pay for college, but I continue to pay it off every month.
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We'll continue to pay our interest".
His parents' sacrifices continue to pay off.
Those efforts continue to pay off.
And students usually continue to pay fees while doing them.
Certainly, other designers continue to pay homage to Saint Laurent.
And will Snapchat's audience continue to pay attention to it?
We must continue to pay attention to his case".
But the company's political expertise could continue to pay dividends.
I will continue to pay the mortgage and maintenance.
I suggest that they should continue to pay.
We need to continue to pay down the national debt.
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