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Tapas Lover Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Is there any error in this sentence?
"Tom has to pay for his children's education fee?"
Or perhaps "educational fee"? Thanks!
Or perhaps "educational fee"? Thanks!
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education fee is fine.
- education fee is fine.
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In Br E, we'd say, " Tom has to pay for his children's education". This is unusual in Britain. Some people chooseto pay for their children's education (up to the age of 18), but I don't know of anyone who has to.
Every so often, he Tom pay his children's "school/college/tuition fees".
Every so often, he Tom pay his children's "school/college/tuition fees".
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Tapas Lover"Tom has to pay for his children's education fee?"Or perhaps "educational fee"? Thanks!A fee for education would be an education fee here, and not an educational fee. The term "education fee" is unknown to me.
Also, we don't pay for a fee, we pay a fee.
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