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Discover LudwigThe phrase "Train fare" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to the cost of traveling by train. Example: "The train fare from London to Manchester is quite expensive."
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Train fare on Amtrak starts at $54 each way.
Train fare from New York on Amtrak starts at $69 each way.
Train fare on Amtrak from New York to Boston starts at $54 each way.
Train fare from New York to Washington on Amtrak starts at $63 each way.
Train fare on Amtrak from New York to Washington starts at $63 one way.
His main expense was train fare.
Fee, $3; train fare additional.
Verlaine enclosed the train fare.
Rimbaud's train fare to Paris was enclosed.
Fee for each, $3; train fare additional.
Weekend dancing jobs paid for her train fare to Hollywood.
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