Are these sentences correct:
1) When our work is done, this building will be a better building than you made it.
2) When our work is done, this building will be an even better building than you made it.
3) We'll make this building a better building than you made it.
4) We'll make this building an even better building than you made it.
Isn't it possible for each of them to have two meanings:
a) You made this building. It will become better/We will make it better
b) You made this building better. It will become even better/We will improve it more.
Gratefully,
Navi
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