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Michelle Cha Posted 4 years ago
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Please tell me which sentence sounds more natural to native speakers

Hi teachers can you please tell me which sentence sounds more natural to native speakers?


1. A law limiting businesses from offering plastic straws.


2. A law limiting offering plastic straws from businesses.


The reason I ask this question is that I have never heard " limit A from B" expression - though I know "prevent/ prohibit/ inhibit/ keep/ stop/ deter/ ban A from B usage.


Many thanks in advance

  

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Michelle Cha can you please tell me which sentence sounds more natural to native speakers? They are not sentences. Michelle Cha The reason I ask this question is that I have never heard " limit A from B" expression - though I know "prevent/ prohibit/ inhibit/ keep/ stop/ deter/ ban A from B usage.

— Anonymous

  • Michelle Cha can you please tell me which sentence sounds more natural to native speakers?
  • They are not sentences.
  • Michelle Cha The reason I ask this question is that I have never heard " limit A from B" expression - though I know "prevent/ prohibit/ inhibit/ keep/ stop/ deter/ ban A from B usage.
  • I agree with you.
  • The writer has a tin ear.
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Michelle Chacan you please tell me which sentence sounds more natural to native speakers?

They are not sentences.

Michelle ChaThe reason I ask this question is that I have never heard " limit A from B" expression - though I know "prevent/ prohibit/ inhibit/ keep/ stop/ deter/ ban A from B usage.

I agree with you. T

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