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ANA de la pena Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Fine and ticket meaning

What is the difference between a fine and a ticket? Is it a matter of British/American English or is the actual meaning different?

  

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ANA de la pena What is the difference between a fine and a ticket? A fine is a sum of money owed for an infraction. A ticket is a piece of paper recording the fine and other details of the infraction.

— Mister Micawber

  • ANA de la pena What is the difference between a fine and a ticket?
  • A fine is a sum of money owed for an infraction.
  • A ticket is a piece of paper recording the fine and other details of the infraction.
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ANA de la penaWhat is the difference between a fine and a ticket?

A fine is a sum of money owed for an infraction.

A ticket is a piece of paper recording the fine and other details of the infraction.

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