difference between"charge on" and "charge for"
The government charge higher tax on cigarette to citizens.
The government charges higher tax for cigarette to citizens.
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"On" in this sentence states they have to pay for the tax; like it is, in a sense, given to them you could say.
"For" means that because of them, they created the tax. Like they caused the tax to be made in the first place.
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Sorry I added it in comments. maybe it should be in Answers. :)
I'm not good in English, But as per my knowledge. the first sentence suits the meaning. I mean govt. charge tax on products costs. They are not charging cost for products.
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I'm not good in English, But as per my knowledge. the first sentence suits the meaning. I mean govt. charge tax on products costs. They are not charging cost for products.
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