JACEK1
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Hello all users!
Does "It is permissible/admissible for you to sleep here" mean the same as "You may sleep here" and "You are allowed/permitted to sleep here"?
I think so. In my opinion, the permissible/admissible structure with infinitive (plus for noun/pronoun) is very rare.
What do you think?
Thank you.
Does "It is permissible/admissible for you to sleep here" mean the same as "You may sleep here" and "You are allowed/permitted to sleep here"?
I think so. In my opinion, the permissible/admissible structure with infinitive (plus for noun/pronoun) is very rare.
What do you think?
Thank you.