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Jane
where are differences " Fee, fare, charge and cost" ?
Thanks!
Jun 26, 2012 6:50 AM
Answers · 9
Cost is the price of something that you can buy. It's hard to explain but you would use this for shopping mainly.
A fee is a price you have to pay as a consequence of something. Like the fee for a parking ticket or a bank fee for over drafting your bank account.
Charge is similar to fee but it's how you use it in a sentence.
"The fee on this ticket is outrageous!"
"What's the charge?" "What are they charging you"
You can use it when referring to credit cards too.
"Charge it" "Did they charge y our credit card?"
I don't know how to explain fare hahaha. It's not a word used often in the USA.
June 26, 2012
there is a "expense" too!
June 26, 2012
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