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You should not have a dog if you are not engage to look after it. vs You should not have a dog if you are not undertake to look after it.

Both phrases are attempting to convey the idea that one should not have a dog if they are not committed to taking care of it. However, the first phrase 'you should not have a dog if you are not engaged to look after it.' is the correct and more commonly used construction. The second phrase 'you should not have a dog if you are not undertake to look after it.' is incorrect due to the misuse of the verb 'undertake.'

Last updated: March 27, 2024 • 747 views

You should not have a dog if you are not engage to look after it.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is correctly structured to convey the idea that one should not have a dog if they are not committed to taking care of it.
  • But finally, she said, you can have a dog if you keep your room clean for a month.
  • I was just afraid of what would happen to a dog if you owned one. Okay.
  • No sense in owning a dog if you can't control it.
  • They'll shoot me like a dog if I do.
  • I will work like a dog if I find a job.
  • I'd have done it for a dog if he was suffering.
  • It's not a dog if it can be killed by a cat.
  • If you feel lonely, you should have a dog.
  • I told to my man tol kill your dog if you don't cooperate and answer my questions.
  • I would have sent dogs if I wanted him wounded.
  • We will all be his dogs if we allowed this evolution to continue.
  • It's not a dog if it can fit inside another dog's mouth.
  • It's not a dog if it can -
  • What's the point of having a dog if it's bald?
  • I wouldn't take you to a dog fight if you was the defending champ.
  • So who gets the dog if you guys split up?
  • We're both hanging by a thread./- So who gets the dog if you guys split up?
  • I think we'd be top dog if the defense would step up.
  • I could have turned up in full evening wear with two Pekingese dogs if I'd have wanted to.
  • I will boil her bones and feed them to the dogs if that's what it takes.

You should not have a dog if you are not undertake to look after it.

This phrase is incorrect due to the misuse of the verb 'undertake.'

The verb 'undertake' is not used correctly in this context. It should be replaced with 'engaged' or 'committed.'
  • But finally, she said, you can have a dog if you keep your room clean for a month.
  • I was just afraid of what would happen to a dog if you owned one. Okay.
  • No sense in owning a dog if you can't control it.
  • They'll shoot me like a dog if I do.
  • I will work like a dog if I find a job.
  • I'd have done it for a dog if he was suffering.
  • It's not a dog if it can be killed by a cat.
  • If you feel lonely, you should have a dog.
  • I told to my man tol kill your dog if you don't cooperate and answer my questions.
  • I would have sent dogs if I wanted him wounded.
  • We will all be his dogs if we allowed this evolution to continue.
  • It's not a dog if it can fit inside another dog's mouth.
  • It's not a dog if it can -
  • What's the point of having a dog if it's bald?
  • I wouldn't take you to a dog fight if you was the defending champ.
  • So who gets the dog if you guys split up?
  • We're both hanging by a thread./- So who gets the dog if you guys split up?
  • I think we'd be top dog if the defense would step up.
  • I could have turned up in full evening wear with two Pekingese dogs if I'd have wanted to.
  • I will boil her bones and feed them to the dogs if that's what it takes.

Alternatives:

  • you should not have a dog if you are not committed to look after it.
  • you should not have a dog if you are not willing to look after it.
  • you should not have a dog if you are not dedicated to look after it.
  • you should not have a dog if you are not responsible for looking after it.
  • you should not have a dog if you are not prepared to look after it.

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