785. The National Labor Relations Act expressly forbids unions from engaging in secondary boycotts against companies not directly involved in a labor dispute.
(A) unions from engaging in
(B) the engagement by unions of
(C) unions to engage in
(D) unions from becoming engaged with
(E) that unions engage upon
Hi,
I think forbit can take both "from/to" as idiom, but why A) is wrong and C) is correct?
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I checked the dictionary but
forbid can take the following
forbid + object + from ing
forbid + object + to do
forbid that SV
So, I don't understand why A is wrong...
forbid can take the following
forbid + object + from ing
forbid + object + to do
forbid that SV
So, I don't understand why A is wrong...
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