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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

fee vs. fees

Hi.

When am I supposed to use "fee" instead of "fees", or the other way around?

For example - "membership renewal fee(s)"

"How much is the renewal fee?" or "How much are the renewal fees?"

Thanks!
  

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Anonymous Hi. When am I supposed to use "fee" instead of "fees", or the other way around? " Thanks!

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  • Anonymous Hi.
  • When am I supposed to use "fee" instead of "fees", or the other way around?
  • " Thanks!
  • I would use 'fee' for all the above.
  • 'Fees' at a school or college are the regular payments you make for your course or instruction.
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AnonymousHi.

When am I supposed to use "fee" instead of "fees", or the other way around?

For example - "membership renewal fee(s)"

"How much is the renewal fee?" or "How much are the renewal fees?"

Thanks!
I would use 'fee' for all the above.

'Fees' at a school or college are the regular payments you make for
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