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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
usage of ''fee' and politness question
Hello! Is it OK to use ''fee" as a word means payment for a professor who will come to give a lecture and maybe attend several scientific events.
For example: "Do we need to pay you a fee for the lecture and/or taking part in the expert discussions?" (actually, is the question polite enough?)
For example: "Do we need to pay you a fee for the lecture and/or taking part in the expert discussions?" (actually, is the question polite enough?)
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Honorarium is often used instead of 'pay' or 'fee'.
- Honorarium is often used instead of 'pay' or 'fee'.
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