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Can I say " it's restricted time" when people have to leave a specific place?
Can I say " it's restricted time" when people have to leave a specific place?
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That's a little vague. It could mean that they can spend a limited amount of additional time there. The most direct way to say it is "You need to leave" or "It's time for you to leave" or "we're closing."
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That's a little vague. It could mean that they can spend a limited amount of additional time there. The most direct way to say it is "You need to leave" or "It's time for you to leave" or "we're closing."
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