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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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1. You must keep the fire exit free all the time.
2. You must keep the fire exit clear all the time.
Which is correct and meaningful? Thanks in advance.
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It's "clear", not "free", but "at all times" is usual in this context, not "all the time".
- It's "clear", not "free", but "at all times" is usual in this context, not "all the time".
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It's "clear", not "free", but "at all times" is usual in this context, not "all the time".
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