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Evo25 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
allow/allowed
(1)food and drinks not allowed.
(2)food and drinks are not allowed.
at the begining,i'm confident that sentence 1 is correct.
but, i saw the sentence 2 appearing in cinema sideboard.
it makes me feel confused.which one is correct?
the word allow in both of the sentences are considered as adj?
thaks for the guidance.
(2)food and drinks are not allowed.
at the begining,i'm confident that sentence 1 is correct.
but, i saw the sentence 2 appearing in cinema sideboard.
it makes me feel confused.which one is correct?
the word allow in both of the sentences are considered as adj?
thaks for the guidance.
Top answer
Hi, 1)food and drinks not allowed. This is OK for a sign. Signs often are not complete sentences and often omit the verb completely, eg No Smoking.
- Hi, 1)food and drinks not allowed.
- This is OK for a sign.
- Signs often are not complete sentences and often omit the verb completely, eg No Smoking.
- (2)food and drinks are not allowed.
- This is the full sentence form of the sign.
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Hi,
1)food and drinks not allowed. This is OK for a sign. Signs often are not complete sentences and often omit the verb completely, eg No Smoking.
(2)food and drinks are not allowed. This is the full sentence form of the sign.
at the begining,i'm confident that sentence 1 is correct.
but, i saw the sentence 2 appearing in cinema sideboard.
it makes me feel confused.whi
1)food and drinks not allowed. This is OK for a sign. Signs often are not complete sentences and often omit the verb completely, eg No Smoking.
(2)food and drinks are not allowed. This is the full sentence form of the sign.
at the begining,i'm confident that sentence 1 is correct.
but, i saw the sentence 2 appearing in cinema sideboard.
it makes me feel confused.whi
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