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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Tuition fee,school fee, or lesson fee?

These days I'm going to the language center in an university to learn Vietnamese. I'm not an university student.

Q1 - In this case, do I have to call the payment I have paid for Vietnamese lessons "tuition fee" or "lesson fee"?

Q2- There is a place that I cab pay for next lesson in downstairs in the language center. Can I call this place " reception"?
  

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These days I'm going to a language center in a university to learn Vietnamese. I'm not a university student . Son James Q1 - In this case, do I have to call the payment I have paid for Vietnamese lessons "tuition fee" or "lesson fee"?

— Mister Micawber

  • These days I'm going to a language center in a university to learn Vietnamese.
  • I'm not a university student .
  • Son James Q1 - In this case, do I have to call the payment I have paid for Vietnamese lessons "tuition fee" or "lesson fee"?
  • If you are paying for a course or curriculum, it is 'tuition', not a 'lesson fee'.
  • 'Tuition fee' is redundant.
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These days I'm going to a language center in a university to learn Vietnamese. I'm not a university student.
Son JamesQ1 - In this case, do I have to call the payment I have paid for Vietnamese lessons "tuition fee" or "lesson fee"?
If you are paying for a course or curriculum, it is 'tuition', not a 'lesson fee'. 'Tuition fee' is re
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Ah~. I should use "downstairs" as an adverb. Thank you so much for your teaching,Mr. MicawberEmotion: embarrassed
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