¿"PROHIBIR" EN INGLÉS? The reason that I am highlighting this verb is that when I used the English translation most of my students say: "What?". It is possible to use the Spanglish version here and say: "to prohibit" but it is not commonly used and, in fact, I very rarely use it. The better option, in my opinion, is the verb "to ban". For example: "Smoking has been banned in all pubs and restaurants." Hope that helps!
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Leonardo Macero
14/2/2018 16:35:26
I would use "forbidden" in stead of banned
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