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Bill, tip, fare, fine, fee

BILL TIP FARE FINE FEE

BILL

This man has finished dinner, he wants to pay for it. He is raising his arm to call the waiter.

Could I have the bill please?

( an electricity / gas / phone bill )

TIP

After paying the bill you can leave a small amount of additional money

to the waiter, it's a tip.

FARE

The woman is paying the bus fare to the driver

fare: the price you pay to travel by bus, train, taxi, plane...

FINE

If you don't take a ticket when you park your car you will have to pay a fine.

fine: the money that you have to pay as a punishment when you have done

something illegal or broken a rule.

fine (verb): in a car a little child must be seated in a safety chair, if not,

the driver can expect to be fined.

FEE

the money you pay to a professional: doctor, lawyer ...

the money you pay for school

the money you pay to enter a place: cinema, museum...

the money you pay to join something like a tennis club

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1.
I am going to the reception desk to pay the .

2.
Meanwhile, you should give the porter a big , this man has been very helpful.

3.
a trial
The man has robbed a shop, if found guilty he faces six months in jail and a heavy .

4.
the high speed train Eurostar
-How will I cross the Channel?
-Try the Eurostar, it's so comfortable!
Their standard starts from £49

5.
Private schools are expensive.

6.
Sorry sir, but the speed limit is 110km per hour. You will be for speeding.

7.
Look at this huge phone ! I am sure Sonia talks to her boyfriend for hours when we are out.

8.
I am going to see lions and giraffes with the children,
today the admission to the zoo is cheap.

9.
'You look angry, what happened?' / 'I have just been for parking in a prohibited area.'

10.
On some planes, children under 14 travel half .

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