Converse of object

• pay: Our income comes from fees paid by our 4,500 member banks.

• charge: We will charge a fee to respond to such a request.

• incur: Room hire cancelations received within 30 days prior to the event will incur full room hire fee.

Adjective modifier

• top-up: Read: Full article Student Finance 4 Dec 2004 11:16 ' Bargain ' degrees despite top-up fees?

• annual: LLCs are also subject to an annual fee based on their total income.

• monthly: The set-up fee is £ 159, with a monthly fee of only £ 29.99.

• nominal: There is even a telescope available for members to hire at a nominal fee.

• fixed: The service is provided for a fixed fee agreed in advance.

• reduced: Initially the Scheme was voluntary from August 2001 until June 2002 and a reduced application fee was payable during this period.

Modifies a noun

• earner: Indeed, when installed, nobody - partners, fee earners or secretaries - wants to go back to the old system.

• waiver: Am I eligible for a planning fees waiver for adapting my home?

Noun used with modifier

• tuition: The annual 2005/2006 tuition fees will be advised in due course.

• registration: The registration fee will be deducted from the total tuition fees for the course.

• license: Of course the license fee is a form of poll tax.

• membership: There is a bursary for SMEs to help with membership fees.

• entrance: Entrance fees are not normally included in excursion prices.

• entry: The entry fee for the season is £ 10.00.

Possessives

• knight: The Honor of Castle Hedingham had 25 dependent knights ' fees.

• solicitor: You cannot get any money for things like solicitors ' fees from us or the Appeals Service.

Preposition: in

• installment: Depending on the individual organizer, it may be possible to pay the fee in installments.