English, asked by gyansagarsahoo2008, 1 month ago

The dialogue— “Excuse me … you can’t play here” – is intended to
a) permit.
b) prohibit.
c) prepare.
d) protect.

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Answered by kashish526

6

Answer:

The dialogue— “Excuse me … you can’t play here” – is intended to permit

Answered by negi15105

0

Answer:permit

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