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1044070
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Hello,
I thank you all in advance for taking the time to read this question and also apologise for such a question.
I have recently seen a sign that said: 'Do not lean anything on this wall', & for some reason, it did not sound right to me. I would probably write: 'Do not make anything lean on this wall'. I find it strange that something can 'lean' by itself, when I feel that it needs some sort of 'will' or an action to make something 'lean'. When you say 'Do not lean on this wall', it indicates that 'you' should not 'lean' on the wall, and not something to lean against it?
Sorry for this silly question, but I would truly appreciate it if you could tell me: 'you are mad' and / or if it the above sign is correct, I would be grateful, if someone could clarify this mystery of mine....
Thank you very much,
1044070.
I thank you all in advance for taking the time to read this question and also apologise for such a question.
I have recently seen a sign that said: 'Do not lean anything on this wall', & for some reason, it did not sound right to me. I would probably write: 'Do not make anything lean on this wall'. I find it strange that something can 'lean' by itself, when I feel that it needs some sort of 'will' or an action to make something 'lean'. When you say 'Do not lean on this wall', it indicates that 'you' should not 'lean' on the wall, and not something to lean against it?
Sorry for this silly question, but I would truly appreciate it if you could tell me: 'you are mad' and / or if it the above sign is correct, I would be grateful, if someone could clarify this mystery of mine....
Thank you very much,
1044070.