Is this sentence OK?
(food bill, ticket etc.)

I can pay for mine.

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Is this sentence OK?
(food bill, ticket etc.)

I can pay for mine.

Answer

"I'll get mine"  or, "I've got it" is a casual way to say it in American English

Answer

Yes, but it means that I am able to pay - I have the money to do so.  That is not quite the same as saying "I WILL pay for mine', which is a statement of intent.

Answer

Yes, it is fine. You have many options:

I can pay for mine.
I can pay for my meal.
I can pay for myself.
I can pay for my own.

All of the above are correct in this situation.

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yes, in context, that would be an acceptable sentence.

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Yes, that's perfectly correct.

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