The license fee for pets owned by senior citizens who have not been altered is $1.50 (actual notice)
1. The license fee for pets owned by senior citizens who have not altered their license is $1.50. (actual notice)
2 The license fee for pet woned by senior citizens who have not altered their inmmunization record is $1.50 (actual notice)
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.
It seems like you are providing two different statements regarding the license fee for pets owned by senior citizens. Both statements mention a license fee of $1.50 but differ in terms of the requirement for alteration.
1. The first statement mentions that the license fee for pets owned by senior citizens who have not been altered is $1.50. This indicates that if the senior citizens have not altered their pets (such as spaying or neutering), they are required to pay a $1.50 license fee.
2. The second statement mentions that the license fee for pets owned by senior citizens who have not altered their immunization records is $1.50. In this case, it suggests that if the senior citizens have not updated their pets' immunization records, they still need to pay a $1.50 license fee.
Both statements specify that the fee applies to pets owned by senior citizens who have not met certain requirements (alteration or immunization record update).
If you are looking for specific information about pet ownership and license fees for senior citizens, I would recommend checking the relevant government or local authority's website or contacting them directly for accurate and up-to-date information.