Is it okay to say "It is allowed to smoke here."
or
"It is not allowed to smoke here."
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Is it okay to say "It is allowed to smoke here."
or
"It is not allowed to smoke here."
I'm not a teacher ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Snappy
Although I don't see any grammatical errors in either sentence - I would probably use this instead:
"Smoking is permitted here."
"Smoking is NOT permitted here."
Or "Smoking is prohibited here."