Fair vs Fare: ¿Cuál es la Diferencia?
¿Cuál es la Diferencia?
Fair significa justo/feria; fare se refiere al precio del transporte.
Truco Mnemotécnico: fair = justice or fun, fare = travel cost
fair has /ɛə/ sound, fare has /ɛə/ sound
fair /fɛr/
adjectivejusto, equitativo, razonable, claro
Ejemplo:
If it rains during the festival, the organizers will provide fair refunds to everyone who bought a ticket.
Si llueve durante el festival, los organizadores ofrecerán reembolsos justos a todos los que compraron una entrada.
Combinaciones comunes:
fair weather
fair price
fare
nountarifa, precio, costo, comida
Ejemplo:
If you miss the last bus, you will have to pay for a taxi fare to get home.
Si pierdes el último autobús, tendrás que pagar un taxi para llegar a casa.
Combinaciones comunes:
bus fare
taxi fare
meal fare
Errores Comunes
The taxi fair was higher than I expected.
The taxi fare was higher than I expected.
La palabra 'fare' se refiere al costo del transporte, como un viaje en taxi.
It's not fair to charge such a high fare for the bus ride.
It's not fare to charge such a high fare for the bus ride.
La palabra 'fair' se refiere a algo que es justo o equitativo, no relacionado con el costo.
Práctica Rápida
0/2 correctas1. If it rains during the festival, the organizers will provide ____ refunds to everyone who bought a ticket.
2. If you miss the last bus, you will have to pay for a taxi ____ to get home.
Otras Palabras Confusas
No vuelvas a confundir fair / fare
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