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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Possible what?
The following sentence comes from a question of an English test in Japan.
“The signing of the Federal-Aid Highway Act made possible a large number of construction projects that improved the safety of Route 66.”
I can' understand the meaning of it and the position of the word “possible ” in it.
Does the sentence mean “The signing of the Federal-Aid Highway Act made a large number of construction projects that improved the safety of Route 66 possible. ”?
Please tell me.
“The signing of the Federal-Aid Highway Act made possible a large number of construction projects that improved the safety of Route 66.”
I can' understand the meaning of it and the position of the word “possible ” in it.
Does the sentence mean “The signing of the Federal-Aid Highway Act made a large number of construction projects that improved the safety of Route 66 possible. ”?
Please tell me.
Top answer
Yes.
- Yes.
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Thank you for your quick reply.
So those sentences have the same meaning, right?
“The signing of the Federal-Aid Highway Act made possible a large number of construction projects that improved the safety of Route 66.”
So those sentences have the same meaning, right?
“The signing of the Federal-Aid Highway Act made possible a large number of construction projects that improved the safety of Route 66.”
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