1. Would you please tell me why "a consultant's fee is made to Mr. Kim" where "made" is a problem?-- 'Made' is the wrong verb. We don't 'make fees', though we do 'make payments'.
2. Is "There will be on charge made on the extra batteries" correct?-- I don't think so. Are you talking about money ('there'll be a charge for...') or about electricity ('the batteries'll be
It's about money. I'm sorry it should be "no charge" made on the extra batteries. The customer wrote and asked if he could get the extra batteries free.
I'd like to know if (as in money) a charge can be made. What preposition goes with "charge" here.