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| I think 'can' is correct, but I am not sure. ''People .................get into the chemistry laboratory under no circumtances'' |
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| Ex: People cannot get into the chemistry laboratory under no circumtances. ![]() Below, negative no is first, so the verb can be affirmative can: Ex: Under no circumstances can to people get into the chemistry laboratory. |
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| People cannot get into the chemistry laboratory under any circumstances.Correct? Under no circumstances-means NEVER. Last edited by rj1948; 14-May-2008 at 18:09. |
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