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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Prevent vs ban
Hello, forums! Although I see the difference between themeanings of "ban" and "prevent", I'm not sure how I can explain that difference in the following sentence, for example.
All cars have been prevented/banned from the town centre.
Could you help me explain the difference in the example above, please?
All cars have been prevented/banned from the town centre.
Could you help me explain the difference in the example above, please?
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The main difference is that 'prevented' is incorrect in that sentence. The cars have been prevented from entering the town centre or banned from the town centre.
- The main difference is that 'prevented' is incorrect in that sentence.
- The cars have been prevented from entering the town centre or banned from the town centre.
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The main difference is that 'prevented' is incorrect in that sentence. The cars have been prevented from entering the town centre or banned from the town centre.
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