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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Been given orders vs under orders
How would you correctly say this please?
1 I've been given strict order not let anyone who doesn't have a reservation in.
2 I'm under strict orders not to let anyone who doesn't have a reservation in.
Thank you
1 I've been given strict order not let anyone who doesn't have a reservation in.
2 I'm under strict orders not to let anyone who doesn't have a reservation in.
Thank you
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I've been given strict order not to let anyone in without a reservation. If you can convey the same meaning without using a clause, don't!
- I've been given strict order not to let anyone in without a reservation.
- If you can convey the same meaning without using a clause, don't!
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I've been given strict order not to let anyone in without a reservation.
If you can convey the same meaning without using a clause, don't!
If you can convey the same meaning without using a clause, don't!
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