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0 Pantley suggested requesting the bulkhead seats and a bassinet if you have an infant. However, she cautioned that the front of the plane is less convenient with older babies and toddlers because, with the absence of under-seat space and seat pockets, you'll have to store toys and supplies in the overhead compartment, making them less accessible. 02br02br00I believe "cautioned' can be replaced with 'warned'. Am I right?02br02br00Thanks0-

Hellosir66 · Accepted Answer

0 It could, but warned is usually used when referring to something dangerous or with more serious consequence.02br
00I would stick with cautioned. 0-

New2grammar · Answer

0The word danger also appears in the definition of caution:02br
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00caution: Careful forethought to avoid danger or harm0-

Hellosir66 · Answer

0I'm sure it does. However, it is more common to use "warn" when implying danger.02br
00As I said, either one works and makes perfect sense, but I would use cautioned instead of warned. 0-

New2grammar · Answer

0Thank you, HelloSir66.0-

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