The word "pays" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a verb to mean "to give money in return for goods or services" or as a noun to mean "a country or region, especially one's own". Example Sentence: I will pays for the meal tonight.
If you want to make it big in the British media it pays to go to a fee-paying school, an analysis of the MediaGuardian 100 shows.
Hugh McIlvanney pays tribute to Sir Matt Busby, who last week ended a 23-year era by promoting himself from managing the Manchester United football team to the post of the club's General Manager.
We then see Murielle in hospital, demanding that her children be buried in "leur pays" - "their country", by which she means Morocco.
North East Essex clinical commissioning group, the local GP-led NHS body that sends patients to the hospital and pays for their treatment, said it was concerned by what it knew of the CQC's findings.
Standing on the edge of town, the museum Shear Outback pays homage to the work of shearers, a more common Australian legend than the migrant grower of the irrigation towns.
In a visit to Scotland on Thursday, Cameron will warn against what he will describe as a coalition of chaos with the SNP acting as "the chain to Labour's wrecking ball, running right through our economic recovery – and it will be you who pays the price".
Renewable technology pays no dividends, has no obvious path to long-term profitability, can easily get disrupted and controls no resources.
The company, which pays the living wage, has also pledged to invest up to £2m in environmental technology.
Amazon said: "Amazon pays all applicable taxes in every jurisdiction that it operates within.
The current head of the broadcasters' lobby, former US Senator Gordon Smith, a Republican from Oregon, actually said out loud this week, in an interview with Variety, that the next Federal Communications Commission chair should be filled by someone who – really, he said this – pays less attention to extending broadband and more to broadcasting.
My calculated risk pays off - the cereal is more cinnamon than sugar and goes well with the fruit.
