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- 16-Apr-2011, 09:57 #1
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Which words should I use? All the pupils ought to hand in their consent forms or they will/would not be allowed to go to/for the excursion.
1. Is "All' needed?
2. Should I use 'will' or 'would'?
3. Should I use 'to' or 'for'?
Many thanks.
- 16-Apr-2011, 11:27 #2
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Teacher Re: Which words should I use? The sentence is unclear. It could be taken to mean that none of the pupils will be permitted to go if some of the pupils do not hand in their consent forms. It is clearer as:
Originally Posted by Tan Elaine 
Pupils who do not hand in their consent forms will not be permitted to go on the excursion.
- 16-Apr-2011, 13:14 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: Which words should I use? Hi Fivejedjon
I deeply appreciate your guidance.
Best regards
Elaine
- 16-Apr-2011, 15:32 #4
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Re: Which words should I use? The answer was clear, and I appreciate it too. Good luck Originally Posted by Tan Elaine
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