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Member Posts: 106
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Let's imagine we're talking about a girl who is always sharing her things and she doesn't know when to stop doing it.
1. she doesn't know when to make a halt. 2. she doesn't know when to do a halt. 3. she doesn't know when to have a halt. or 4. she doesn't know when to get a halt. |
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Hello, Guillermo:
All the sentences sound unnatural with 'halt.' None of those verbs go with 'halt.' We do have an expression: call a halt to something. That would work here. The sentence is fine, though, as it is in your original: '...she doesn't know when to stop.' |
