Geammar help please?
Hi there,
Can you tell me "constrain" and "restrain" are pretty much same meaning in these sentences, please?
Time constraint/restraint, I have to be home by 6pm.
As a student, I constrain/restrain myself from watching television too long.
School project was constrained/restrained from lacking of the fund.
I am constrained/restrained in my room tonight, as my mom won’t let me go out.
Thanks in advance.
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Due to a time constraint, I have to be home by 6 pm. As a student, I restrain myself from watching television too much. The school project was constrained due to a lack of funding.
- Due to a time constraint, I have to be home by 6 pm.
- As a student, I restrain myself from watching television too much.
- The school project was constrained due to a lack of funding.
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Due to a time constraint, I have to be home by 6 pm.
As a student, I restrain myself from watching television too much.
The school project was constrained due to a lack of funding.
(I don't like either word for the last sentence.)
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