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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Infinitive form
Is it correct to say, "No one is allowed to be sitting on or in vehicle"? I think that "allowed to be sitting sounds" awkward but my classmate said that it is correct use of the infinitive form.
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No one is allowed to be sitting on or in a vehicle. correct
You could also write...
No one is allowed to sit on or in a vehicle.
Imagine someone saying at a car show.....
No one is allowed to be sitting on or in a
Welcome to English Forums. I encourage you to register, though it is not necessary.
Slight change.
No one is allowed to be sitting on or in a vehicle. correct
You could also write...
No one is allowed to sit on or in a vehicle.
Imagine someone saying at a car show.....
No one is allowed to be sitting on or in a
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