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JimmyH Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Amount of free associated with...

Is it okay to say, "What's the amount of fee associated with the first year of university?"

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What's the amount of the fee associated with the first year of university? I would suggest, though, to make it more concise: How much is the fee associated with the first year of university? or: How much is tuition for the first year of university?

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  • What's the amount of the fee associated with the first year of university?
  • I would suggest, though, to make it more concise: How much is the fee associated with the first year of university?
  • or: How much is tuition for the first year of university?
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What's the amount of the fee associated with the first year of university?

I would suggest, though, to make it more concise:

How much is the fee associated with the first year of university?

or:

How much is tuition for the first year of university?
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Don't say 'amount of fee'.

'associated with' is awkward.

Say
eg What's the fee for the first year of university?
eg How much does the first year of university cost?
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Thanks to both of you for your responses. Appreciated Emotion: smile
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