are both requests correct?
"you are not tell anyone what I said" and "don't tell anyone what I said"
I don't find the grammatical sense in the first one
thank you!
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Answers · 3
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The first one DOESN'T make sense, because it is missing "to"—it should read:
"You are not to tell anyone what I said."
1
I totally agree with Brad!
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