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Old 06-Jan-2004, 14:36
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Default conditional sentences

Hello there!
how would we say:
If you enter without permission, you are against the law.
or
If you enter without permission, you'll be against the law

second question:
Is it correct to write:
It is forbidden to take a chair from tha class.(what should we write in this case).
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Old 06-Jan-2004, 16:38
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Say:
  • If you enter without permission, you will be violating the law.

Say:
  • It is forbidden to take a chair from the classroom.

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