jpeslab
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- Feb 7, 2013
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Hi, teachers,
I've checked previous questions and answers regarding the difference between use and usage. However, I couldn't find what I wanted to know.
Are the following sentences natural and grammatically correct?
1. Do I have to pay for the parking lot?(This is the sentence I have normally used).
2. Do I have to pay for using the parking lot? (I sometimes use this one)
3. Do I have to pay for the use of the parking lot? (I think it's OK)
4. Do I have to pay for the usage of the parking lot? (I never use this one, but I think it might work.)
Above all, I would like to know if I could use no.3 and 4 in a specific situation, and if there is any difference in meaning between the two.
Thanks in advance.
I've checked previous questions and answers regarding the difference between use and usage. However, I couldn't find what I wanted to know.
Are the following sentences natural and grammatically correct?
1. Do I have to pay for the parking lot?(This is the sentence I have normally used).
2. Do I have to pay for using the parking lot? (I sometimes use this one)
3. Do I have to pay for the use of the parking lot? (I think it's OK)
4. Do I have to pay for the usage of the parking lot? (I never use this one, but I think it might work.)
Above all, I would like to know if I could use no.3 and 4 in a specific situation, and if there is any difference in meaning between the two.
Thanks in advance.