These sentences are written by me, but I won't charge you a copyright fee.

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Someone wants to use my English sentences, and he thinks they are well written; is it idiomatic and grammatical to say?:

-These sentences are written by me, but I won't charge you a copyright fee.

I'm not sure whether native speakers call this act and thing 'charge you a copyright fee'.

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What do you mean by "sentences"?

Is this a paper, a poem, article, what!!? People don't "use sentences."

BTW: Be sure he gives you credit for your work i.e. Source: John Smith

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@PUNKEY,

Oh I didn't know...Thanks!

So the phrase 'I won't charge you a copyright fee' is OK?

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These sentences are written by me, but I won't charge you a copyright fee.

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