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Accept: 1. (verb) to take, to receive except: 1. (verb) to leave out, to exclude Which sentence contains correct word usage? A raise was given to all employees accept the intern. The school was happy to
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Accept: 1. (verb) to take, to receive except: 1. (verb) to leave out, to exclude Which sentence contains correct word usage?

A raise was given to all employees accept the intern.
The school was happy to except all donations to support their programs.
Please except this as a token of my appreciation.
The restaurant will only accept deliveries through the back entrance.

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"The restaurant will only accept deliveries through the back entrance"
As said in the definition, this means that they will take/receive deliveries, only through the back entrance, which is the only one that uses the word properly.
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