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Accept vs. admit Sat Dec 04, 2004 11:41 am  Accept vs. admit
 

Test No. incompl/elem-2 "Money accepted", question 7

They do not ......... cheques in that restaurant.

(a) accept
(b) agree
(c) allow
(d) admit

Test No. incompl/elem-2 "Money accepted", answer 7

They do not accept cheques in that restaurant.

Correct answer: (a) accept

Your answer was: incorrect
They do not admit cheques in that restaurant.
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why I can't use admit?
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Admit Sat Dec 04, 2004 11:54 am  Admit
 

Admit very often has the meaning of let in/allow in. In a sentence like this you can see its use: They don't admit children under the age of 5 into this playground. From the verb we also get the noun admission. This is used in: admission charges/fees, cost of admission to a museum, exhibition.
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