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They're not OK alone. You should have something like "You must pay for extra services" or "There's an extra charge for the use of the jacuzzi".
- They're not OK alone.
- You should have something like "You must pay for extra services" or "There's an extra charge for the use of the jacuzzi".
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They're not OK alone. You should have something like "You must pay for extra services" or "There's an extra charge for the use of the jacuzzi".
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Or 'you have to pay extra if you want to post in the Linguistics Section'.
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In pay extra, extra is an adverbial modifying pay, but in pay for extra, extra, as the object of the preposition for, is either a pronoun (for which a referent in the context is required) or an adjective modifying a non-existent noun. That is why you need something more in the second instance, as Pieanne says.
You need to pay extra
You need to pay extra
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