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How do you translate these slogans into English? It would be better to have more slogans~Thank you
Please walk on the pavement or Pedestrians use crossing
(Capitalize yourself at the beginning, haha, lazy)
< p>keep off the grassbe quiet
no eating or drinking
do not touch
No smoking no smoking
No littering no littering
No parking no parking
Danger
No climbing no climbing
Don't take phones
There is actually a trick. If the slogan is a negative sentence such as "don't", "please do not", "forbidden", start with NO, then Add ing to the verb after it. For example, if parking is prohibited and parking means park your car, then just park is used, and ing is added after it to form parking. If it is started with don't, that is, do not, then it is followed by a phrase, such as Taking pictures is prohibited. Taking pictures is with take phones, so directly follow take phones. If it is please, please + verb phrase, if please walk on the sidewalk, please + walk on the pavement, walk on the pavement means walking on the sidewalk. I don’t know if I can help. Haha, I wish you a happy winter vacation!
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