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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
To keep the dog in//to prevent the dog from going out
Please close the gate to keep the dog in.
Hi,
Does the above mean
Please close the gate to prevent the dog from going out. Or
Please close the gate to close the dog in. Thanks.
Hi,
Does the above mean
Please close the gate to prevent the dog from going out. Or
Please close the gate to close the dog in. Thanks.
Top answer
Your 2 alternatives seem the same to me.
- Your 2 alternatives seem the same to me.
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