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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
paying extra for something
You have to pay extra for parking
what is meant by "paying extra for something"?
what is meant by "paying extra for something"?
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You have to pay an additional amount beyond whatever your ticket/admission/etc price was. " Or if you plan to take someone to a fancy dinner in the city, you will pay a lot for the dinner. But because you're in a city, you'll have to pay a lot for a parking lot too.
- You have to pay an additional amount beyond whatever your ticket/admission/etc price was.
- " Or if you plan to take someone to a fancy dinner in the city, you will pay a lot for the dinner.
- But because you're in a city, you'll have to pay a lot for a parking lot too.
- You'll have the expense of dinner and on top of that, you'll have to pay extra for parking.
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You have to pay an additional amount beyond whatever your ticket/admission/etc price was.
If you go to an amusement park, you not only have to buy the tickets, but you probably have to pay to park in their parking lot - you have to "pay extra for parking."
Or if you plan to take someone to a fancy dinner in the city, you will pay a lot for the dinner. But because you're in a city
If you go to an amusement park, you not only have to buy the tickets, but you probably have to pay to park in their parking lot - you have to "pay extra for parking."
Or if you plan to take someone to a fancy dinner in the city, you will pay a lot for the dinner. But because you're in a city
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