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Snowandcloud  +  230801 Wed, 31 May 06 09:23 AM
I want to know the difference between "fare"and "fee"?Thank you !
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nona the brit  +  230890 Wed, 31 May 06 12:20 PM

A fare is what you pay to travel on something. A train fare, a bus fare.

A fee is something you have to pay for a service.

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