Permitted, permitting, accepting, admitting, presenting for 'it'
Hi all.
Though I've learnd the below underlined words are used in replacement of 'if', I've never learned the exact uage of those words. So I made some sentences using those. Please check them out if they are grammatical or not.
1. Permitted ( =Permitting) he is late again, I will fire him.
2. Permitted he is lazy, I will not hire him.
3. Accepting he is late again, I will fire him.
4. Accepting he is lazy, I will not hire him.
5. Admitting he is late again, I will fire him.
6. Admitting he is lazy, I will not hire him.
7. Presenting he is late again, I will fire him.
8. Presenting he is lazy, I will not hire him.
Also, I wonder whether we can put 'accepted, admitted, presented' for thouse cases.
Always many thanks.
Top answer
I wonder whether we can put 'accepted, admitted, presented' for those cases. No, none of those sentences make sense. Consider using if or because , depending on your intended meaning..
- I wonder whether we can put 'accepted, admitted, presented' for those cases.
- No, none of those sentences make sense.
- Consider using if or because , depending on your intended meaning..
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I wonder whether we can put 'accepted, admitted, presented' for those cases.
No, none of those sentences make sense. Consider using if or because, depending on your intended meaning..
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