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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Ing form and a verb allow
What shall we use after allow? For ex. You are not allowed making OR to make personal phone cals at work.
As far as I remember we use ing form after allow. From one book I can read: They don't allow parking in front of the house. But other book gives me: You are not allowed to make personal phonecals at work. What is the truth?
Thank you in advance.
As far as I remember we use ing form after allow. From one book I can read: They don't allow parking in front of the house. But other book gives me: You are not allowed to make personal phonecals at work. What is the truth?
Thank you in advance.
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Allow + to do. 'Parking' is a noun. They won't allow me to park here.
- Allow + to do.
- 'Parking' is a noun.
- They won't allow me to park here.
- They won't allow my parking here.
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Allow + to do.
'Parking' is a noun.
They won't allow me to park here.
They won't allow my parking here.
'Parking' is a noun.
They won't allow me to park here.
They won't allow my parking here.
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