Fair vs Fare!
Fair has quite a few different meanings. It is a noun referring to large public events. It is an adjective/adverb meaning light colored. It also refers to treating people equally without discrimination, and can be used as an adverb meaning ‘to a high degree.’
“It’s not fair to blame me for everything”
“She has a fair chance of winning”
Fare is the money you pay for a journey in a vehicle
“Train fares are increasing every year”
“I don’t have enough money for the taxi fare”
These two terms are often confused by English learners. Do you know the difference?
Thinking in English 