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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
A registration fee of / for
Can I say,
We need to pay a registration fee of / for $ 20.
We need to pay a registration fee of / for $ 20.
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Hi, of. Clive
- Hi, of.
- Clive
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"Of" gives us the amount; "for" gives us the purpose. "We pay a fee of $20 for the privilige of parking in the lot."
"The fee for parking is $20." "We pay a fee of $20 to park."
"The fee for parking is $20." "We pay a fee of $20 to park."
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