To say that it is for free Which variant is better and which are incorrect at all: 1) It is for free to (do something) 2) There is no charge to (do something) 3) It has no charge to (do something) Th

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To say that it is for free Which variant is better and which are incorrect at all: 1) It is for free to (do something) 2) There is no charge to (do something) 3) It has no charge to (do something) Thanks

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Of your three sentences, only the second one is correct. You can say: There is no charge to do this. It is free to do this. To use 'for free', the person who does it needs to be the subject i.e. You can do this for free.

Yes. Second one.

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