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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Food is not for play or playing

Is it food is not for play or playing? If both are ok, what is the difference?

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My suggestion: Food is not to be played with (like a toy).

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My suggestion: Food is not to be played with (like a toy).
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PhilipMy suggestion: Food is not to be played with (like a toy).
Or possibly: Food is not for playing with.
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Thank you.

Then if somebody says food is not for play, would you feel like something is odd and you don't know what the person is talking about, or you understand but the sound doean't fit to any situation, or it seems correct but just in different ways?
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onizoThank you.Then if somebody says food is not for play, would you feel like something is odd and you don't know what the person is talking about, or you understand but the sound doean't fit to any situation, or it seems correct but just in different ways?
One would understand, of course, but it just doesn't sound natural.
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