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Apple cobra Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Allow or allow of

Hi,

I wanted to know, when talking about a situation, should I use "allow" or "allow of" and why?

Example: "I won't allow it" or "I won't allow of it"

  

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g. "I won't allow it".

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  • "I won't allow it".
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Just use "allow", e.g. "I won't allow it".

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what about the why? In essence Im trying to get to the gist of when should I use one instead of the other.

The rules allow no exceptions or allow of no exceptions?

Can I say you are not allowed of talking or you are not allowed to talk?

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