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John Aki Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Grammar help please?

Hi,

Could you please advise me, if these three words denote or have almost same meaning?


The law force / compel / impose us to pay for traffic fines.

The new law is imposed from today. (Means introduce)


Cheers

  

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John Aki The law force s / compel s / impose s us to pay for traffic fines. "forces" and "compels" are possible. "imposes" is not right here.

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  • John Aki The law force s / compel s / impose s us to pay for traffic fines.
  • "forces" and "compels" are possible.
  • "imposes" is not right here.
  • We do not pay "for" fines, we just pay them.
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John AkiThe law forces / compels / imposes us to pay for traffic fines.

"forces" and "compels" are possible. "imposes" is not right here.

We do not pay "for" fines, we just pay them. "pay for" is used f

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