'Charge'...
I bought a shirt from his store & had to pay him half the price.
Can I say-
He charged me half price of the shirt?
If it's wrong, please suggest a natural and idiomatic expression with 'charge'.
And also,
Is it right-
Each seat in the auditorium charges 150 dollars?
Top answer
" is one way to say this. If you wanted to keep the seat as the subject of the sentence, you could say "Each seat in the auditorium goes for 150 dollars".
- " is one way to say this.
- If you wanted to keep the seat as the subject of the sentence, you could say "Each seat in the auditorium goes for 150 dollars".
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"He charged me half price for the shirt."
"They charged 150 dollars for each seat in the auditorium." is one way to say this. If you wanted to keep the seat as the subject of the sentence, you could say "Each seat in the auditorium goes for 150 dollars".
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