subject to

[JET LUI]

Which is correct?

1) The rates are subject to change without notice; or
2) The rates are subjected to changed without notice.

[Humble]

No1 is correct.

[Saxonlight]

It is very common for commercial ads and price lists to use:

"Rates are subject to change without notice"

In the fine print or as a footnote. or legal notice.

Note the missing "The".

With the missing "The" the second sentence becomes valid:

"Rates are subjected to change without notice."

works with the "The" too I guess

I am being silly, please ignore.

Chris
http://www.hearseesay.com