Hello.
Today I would like to ask you about the phrase of "subject to."
I see "The prices are subject to change." in the sentence. Does this mean that it is likely that the prices will change under the some prospective circumstances. Am I right?
Is it necessary to use this phrase with Be verbs?
I have been wondering if I could say like this;
The train ticket prices may vary subject to the time when you travel.
1) I would like to say that it is likely that the train ticket prices change as there are peak price and off peak price. Does this sentence mean what I would like to say?
2) Is it OK to use "subject to" withou Be verbs?
I would be grateful if you could help me with this!:-D
Today I would like to ask you about the phrase of "subject to."
I see "The prices are subject to change." in the sentence. Does this mean that it is likely that the prices will change under the some prospective circumstances. Am I right?
Is it necessary to use this phrase with Be verbs?
I have been wondering if I could say like this;
The train ticket prices may vary subject to the time when you travel.
1) I would like to say that it is likely that the train ticket prices change as there are peak price and off peak price. Does this sentence mean what I would like to say?
2) Is it OK to use "subject to" withou Be verbs?
I would be grateful if you could help me with this!:-D