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Ticce Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What preposition is to be used here?
What preposition is to be used here?
What is the fee on/at/for the local bus?
ON, AT, FOR???
What is the fee on/at/for the local bus?
ON, AT, FOR???
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Buses don't have 'fees'; they have 'fares'. What is the fare for/on the local bus?
- Buses don't have 'fees'; they have 'fares'.
- What is the fare for/on the local bus?
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Buses don't have 'fees'; they have 'fares'.
What is the fare for/on the local bus?
What is the fare for/on the local bus?
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Thanks a lot. Still it's not clear what is meant here
http://www.ct.gov/dep/cwp/view.asp?a=2716&q=385142&depNav_GID=1650
Are required to pay a
http://www.ct.gov/dep/cwp/view.asp?a=2716&q=385142&depNav_GID=1650
Are required to pay a
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That is why it is useless (and wasteful of my time) to submit a question with no context. The passage is concerned with entrance fees, not bus fares. All of those fees are charges to the bus company for entering the park with a busload of visitors. Minibuses have to pay an extra fee when their passengers (if travelling independently) would have to pay an entrance fee.
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