You have a bigger grammatical issue first. The images aren't being charged a price, the advertiser is.
I would rephrase it like this -- For paid advertisements, advertisers are usually charged a fee for images used.
Then, if necessary, you can add a second sentence like -- The price varies depending on (whatever it depends on).
2006-12-29 01:00:36
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answered by Anonymous
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Just reading the sentence you wrote, I can't tell what you are trying to say either way! Do you mean that there is a price to print an image in an advertisement, or do you mean that there is no additional charge to print an image in an advertisement?
Do you mean to say ... "For paid advertisements, images are included in the price for the ad" or are you trying to say ... "The inclusion of an image in an advertisement is done at additional cost"?
Either way, your sentence is worded awkwardly and doesn't communicate either idea!
2006-12-29 09:10:36
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answered by Anonymous
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For paid advertisements, the images in the advertisements are usually charged the same price.
2006-12-29 09:06:41
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answered by robert218096 1
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Put an extra word in there to make it into "price".
Something like:
For paid advertisements, the images in the advertisements are usually charged the same price.
Something along those lines. Hope that helps.
2006-12-29 09:01:23
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answered by May 4
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"The images in the advertisement are charged a price" is the correct sentence. Just cos there's more than one image & one advertisement, doesn't mean there has to be more than one price.
2006-12-29 09:04:17
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answered by Anonymous
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For paid advertisements, the images in the advertisements are usually charged prices/a price.
answer: a price
try this:
Carol went to the store, she looked at the ______ in shock.
take the noun: carol
the blank: ______
what sounds better?
carol went to the store, she looked at the prices in shock.
carol went to the store, she looked at the price in shock.
deffention of price: the particular amount, usually of money, that is offered or asked for when something is bought or sold
deffention of prices: the particular amount, usually of money, that is offered or asked for when something is bought or sold
it all depends on the nouns and what the noun is doing in the sentence i hope this will help and good luck!
2006-12-29 09:05:58
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answered by lacrossechick94 1
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But the sentence in incomplete
"..are usually charged prices that are competitive with other sources"
2006-12-29 09:04:10
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answered by Anonymous
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If the price varies a lot use "prices", if it a constant rate per image use "price".
2006-12-29 09:12:31
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answered by monkeymanelvis 7
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how much do you get paid? Maybe you ought to think about a night-class you have asked an awful lot of question.
2006-12-29 09:00:55
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answered by what? 4
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ok you win, now my brain is totally mashed !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2007-01-01 18:46:52
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answered by bluebell 4
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