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Nhung 312 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Grammar!!!
Can I say: high fares or high-priced fares in this sentence:
"High fares should be introduced for travelling in a rush hour"
Thank you.
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Use "high fares" (not "high-priced fares") and "during rush hour".
- Use "high fares" (not "high-priced fares") and "during rush hour".
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