Can someone answer which one is correct between
- can no longer be
or
- can be no longer
Example)
The cars can no longer be used as public vehicles.
The cars can be no longer used as public vehicles.
Are the both common?
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Sign up to join this communityCan someone answer which one is correct between
or
Example)
The cars can no longer be used as public vehicles.
The cars can be no longer used as public vehicles.
Are the both common?
They're both proper grammar, but personally I see people use:
The cars can no longer be used as public vehicles.
More of the time.