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Navitasan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Which I would not allow

Are these sentences correct:

1) They wanted to smoke pot and play music, which I would not allow in my house.
2) They wanted to smoke pot and play music, which I would not have in my house.

Meaning: I would not allow them to smoke pot and play music in my house.

Gratefully,
Navi.
  

Top answer

Yes, they seem OK. "have" feels a little more casual than "allow".

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  • Yes, they seem OK.
  • "have" feels a little more casual than "allow".
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Yes, they seem OK. "have" feels a little more casual than "allow".
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