Which is the correct sentence?

Anonymous · 05-Jul-2004, 09:14

Casualties may be heavy if terrorists let off a bomb in a public place.

Casualties may be heavy if terrorists set off a bomb in a public place.

**Tdol** · 05-Jul-2004, 09:19

You can use either.

**MikeNewYork** · 05-Jul-2004, 20:49

Originally Posted by minsze

Casualties may be heavy if terrorists let off a bomb in a public place.

Casualties may be heavy if terrorists set off a bomb in a public place.

The first would not be used much in the US, if it all. :wink:

**MikeNewYork** · 05-Jul-2004, 20:49

Originally Posted by minsze

Casualties may be heavy if terrorists let off a bomb in a public place.

Casualties may be heavy if terrorists set off a bomb in a public place.

The first would not be used much in the US, if it all. :wink:

**Tdol** · 05-Jul-2004, 22:27

I think we'd use it more for a small explosion.

**Tdol** · 05-Jul-2004, 22:27

I think we'd use it more for a small explosion.

**MikeNewYork** · 06-Jul-2004, 01:48

Originally Posted by tdol

I think we'd use it more for a small explosion.

We let people off at a destination when we drive. :wink:

**MikeNewYork** · 06-Jul-2004, 01:48

Originally Posted by tdol

I think we'd use it more for a small explosion.

We let people off at a destination when we drive. :wink:

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