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01. The [rent] for our apartment is going to increase by over 10%, so we have decided to move out.
02. How much is the [rental] for a car for one week, not including insurance and mileage?
03. We [rented] all our equipment when we went skiing at Mt. Washington.
04. Our neighbors [rented] the arena for an hour for their son's birthday so that he and his friends could play hockey.
05. We had an accident in our [rented] car, and will have to pay $500.
06. We were able to [rent] goalie equipment for my son when he started hockey rather than having to buy it all.
07. His roommate left town before the end of the month and left him with two months' [rent] to pay.
08. He collects about $3000 a month in [rents] from his apartment building.
09. We [rented] bicycles for the afternoon and went for a ride along the waterfront.
10. DVD [rentals] in this town are quite inexpensive; only $2.00 for new releases on Tuesdays.
11. Samuel Lover once wrote, "Come live in my heart, and pay no [rent]."
12. You can [rent] space on the side of city buses to advertise your products.
13. He earns a lot of money from a number of [rental] properties he owns around town.
14. Boxer Muhammad Ali once said that service to others is the [rent] you pay for your room here on Earth.

Grammatical examples in English. 2013.

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