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Rashid rajal Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Restricted

1.ristrict to
2.ristrict from
3.ristrict for
I think I am clear with the usage of 1 and 2 but the 3 is bit confusing for me.
Example.
(Alcohol is restricted for its bad effects.)
Its easy to understand the use of (for)
But here,
I am restricted for this place.
This place is restricted for me.
This medicine is restricted for every person who is suffering with high blood pressure.
Please explain the usage of" restrict for".
  

Top answer

ristrict forI think I am clear with the usage of 1 and 2 but the 3 is bit confusing for me. It is impossible to know how clear you are, since you have supplied no examples of the first two. However, I suspect that you are still confused, since your #3 sentences are wrong.

— Mister Micawber

  • ristrict forI think I am clear with the usage of 1 and 2 but the 3 is bit confusing for me.
  • It is impossible to know how clear you are, since you have supplied no examples of the first two.
  • However, I suspect that you are still confused, since your #3 sentences are wrong.
  • Alcohol is restricted because of its bad effects.
  • I am restricted from entering this place.
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rashid rajal1.ristrict to2.ristrict from3.ristrict forI think I am clear with the usage of 1 and 2 but the 3 is bit confusing for me.
It is impossible to know how clear you are, since you have supplied no examples of the first two. However, I suspect that you are still confused, since your #3 sentences are wrong.

Alcohol is restricted because o
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1.(This place is restricted) if I want to say that it is restricted for some specific group then how would I say this.
(This place is restricted for old people) Old people are not allowed here.
Am I correct .
2.(This medicine is restricted to anyone who is suffering with high blood pressure.)
Here it means people with high blood pressure can use only but how to say if I want t
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rashid rajal1.(This place is restricted) if I want to say that it is restricted for some specific group then how would I say this. (This place is restricted for old people) Old people are not allowed here.
That will serve, I suppose.
rashid rajal2.(This medicine is restricted to anyone who is suffering with high blood pressure.)Here it
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1.(An R rating indicates that the film is restricted for people under the age of 17).
It shows that people under 17 are not allowed to watch that film. Am I right?
2.(This place is restricted for old people.
That means old people or not allowed here. )
Is this right ?
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Ok I got it now. But one more thing please .if I want to say that "this place is not allowed for hunting " using the "restricted " can i say this way( This place is restricted from hunting)
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rashid rajal.if I want to say that "this place is not allowed for hunting " using the "restricted " can i say this way( This place is restricted from hunting)
No, we don't use either of those. 'No Hunting' is what the sign says. Hunting is prohibited here.
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1.Use of "restricted" since when we use "from" it means not allowed when we use "to" it means it is allowed for some specific thing or person. So ,I am restricted from entering there. It is correct but why its not correct ( This place is restricted from hunting)
2.My Father restricted my pocket money to 500 from 1000.
Is it correct.
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rashid rajal It is correct but why its not correct ( This place is restricted from hunting)
We do not use the word there; I have already explained that.
rashid rajal2.My father restricted my pocket money to 500 rupees from 1000 rupees.
That is OK, I suppose. The point is that you cannot use the word 'restrict' every
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Ok last thing please.
I am restricted in college. In house or in room
What that shows actually?
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rashid rajalI am restricted in college. In house or in room What that shows actually?
Honestly, that shows nothing. I can't even guess at the meaning.
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