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Shelby Killuminati Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Usage of 'Restricted to'
I'm just wondering if it's correct to say ' As a Patrol Officer, you are restricted to drive a police cruiser'
Usage of restricted here means that you can only drive a police cruiser not the vehicles that are meant for higher officer ranks.
Am I correct here ? If not why ? please specify this a little for me.
Usage of restricted here means that you can only drive a police cruiser not the vehicles that are meant for higher officer ranks.
Am I correct here ? If not why ? please specify this a little for me.
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As a Patrol Officer, you are restricted to driving a police cruiser. " needs to be followed by a noun or noun phrase.
- As a Patrol Officer, you are restricted to driving a police cruiser.
- " needs to be followed by a noun or noun phrase.
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As a Patrol Officer, you are restricted to driving a police cruiser.
"restricted to ..." needs to be followed by a noun or noun phrase.
"restricted to ..." needs to be followed by a noun or noun phrase.
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What do you mean ? like what ? can you give an example of what you mean ? And also isn't my sentence correct ?
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GPY corrected your sentence (which means that it was incorrect), and he gave a brief explanation of why the corrected version is correct.
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OH yea, I realized it now. I just peeked over it the first time, my bad.
Thank you and
Thank you too, GYP.
Thank you and
Thank you too, GYP.
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