Tickets cost money.

Meaning: This means that you need to pay money to get a ticket for an event or service. It's like saying, You have to give money in exchange for a pass to enter a concert.

Choice of Words: Tickets are small pieces of paper or card that allow you to enter an event or use a service. Cost is a verb that means to require payment in the form of money or some other valuable item. Money is a medium of exchange that people use to buy goods and services. When you put them together, "Tickets cost money" is a sentence that reminds us that you have to pay to enjoy certain things.

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Related Expressions

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• Conductor checked tickets carefully.
• The conductor checked tickets diligently.
• The conductor checked tickets efficiently.