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Yes and no. "Fare" is what you would call a fee required to make use of a transportation service such as a taxi, bus, or ferry. You could use "fee" instead of "fare" in this context, but you would never use "fare" to describe a fee for a non-transport service.
- Yes and no.
- "Fare" is what you would call a fee required to make use of a transportation service such as a taxi, bus, or ferry.
- You could use "fee" instead of "fare" in this context, but you would never use "fare" to describe a fee for a non-transport service.
- Hope I didn't confuse you.
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Yes and no.
"Fare" is what you would call a fee required to make use of a transportation service such as a taxi, bus, or ferry. You could use "fee" instead of "fare" in this context, but you would never use "fare" to describe a fee for a non-transport service.
Hope I didn't confuse you.
"Fare" is what you would call a fee required to make use of a transportation service such as a taxi, bus, or ferry. You could use "fee" instead of "fare" in this context, but you would never use "fare" to describe a fee for a non-transport service.
Hope I didn't confuse you.
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