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3 Dec 2020
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Hi! I have a question? I have a chart with the word PROHIBIT and it says:
NOUN: prohibition || VERB: prohibit || ADJETIVE: prohibitive
And my example says:
Dogs are PROHIBITED on public beaches.
(in the example refers to the adjetive, right? Why not prohibitive?)
Thanks
Hi! I have a question? I have a chart with the word PROHIBIT and it says:
NOUN: prohibition || VERB: prohibit || ADJETIVE: prohibitive
And my example says:
Dogs are PROHIBITED on public beaches.
(in the example refers to the adjetive, right? Why not prohibitive?)
Thanks
NOUN: prohibition || VERB: prohibit || ADJETIVE: prohibitive
And my example says:
Dogs are PROHIBITED on public beaches.
(in the example refers to the adjetive, right? Why not prohibitive?)
Thanks
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Prohibited is also an adjective meaning not allowed. Prohibitive means not allowing something.
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