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Candy Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
The difference; all right if.. / all right to..
What's the difference of these two?
1. Is it all right if I smoke here?
2. Is it all right to smoke here?
Both sentences sound almost same to me.
Could you please clarify the difference?
Thanks for your help in advance.
1. Is it all right if I smoke here?
2. Is it all right to smoke here?
Both sentences sound almost same to me.
Could you please clarify the difference?
Thanks for your help in advance.
Top answer
No it is not, it is strictly forbidden.
- No it is not, it is strictly forbidden.
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The only difference is that 'if I' is specifically asking whether 'I' as opposed to everyone else, can smoke here.
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