Posted by Maria on Wednesday, December 12, 2007 at 7:52pm.
What you want to say here is "The license fee for unaltered pets, owned by senior citizens, is $1.50"
Senior citizens will pay $1.50 for a license fee for pets who have not been neutered.
Senior citizens who have not been neutered will pay $1.50 for their pet's license.
Note: Neutered and altered mean about the same thing -- surgery has made them incapable of having babies.
I'm glad to see you trying to figure these sentences out, Marie. :-)
Maria, the sentence, "Senior citizens who have not been neutered will pay $1.50 for their pet's license," makes it sound like the senior citizens have not been neutered. Instead, I would say, "If their pet has not been neutered, senior citizens will pay $1.50 for their pet's license."
I hope this helps a little more. Thanks for asking.
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