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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

explain

Gate made open by the government.
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Gate opened by the government.

which is more correct ? please explain
  

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The first one appears to be ungrammatical. The second one is not a complete sentence. Perhaps you mean "The gate was opened by the government" (though the situations in which a government would "open a gate" seem limited).

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  • The first one appears to be ungrammatical.
  • The second one is not a complete sentence.
  • Perhaps you mean "The gate was opened by the government" (though the situations in which a government would "open a gate" seem limited).
  • More context is needed.
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The first one appears to be ungrammatical. The second one is not a complete sentence. Perhaps you mean "The gate was opened by the government" (though the situations in which a government would "open a gate" seem limited). More context is needed.
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