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An Jiyoung Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Toll free
The highway, which has been collected tolls will be free.
The highway will be toll free.
Government announced that the highway will be toll free.
Is it correct?
"tunnel crossing the highway" what this means?
After passed the tunnel, the road enters to the highway. Is this case, can I say ' The tunnel is connected to the highway.' ?
The highway will be toll free.
Government announced that the highway will be toll free.
Is it correct?
"tunnel crossing the highway" what this means?
After passed the tunnel, the road enters to the highway. Is this case, can I say ' The tunnel is connected to the highway.' ?
Top answer
Hi, The highway, which has been collected tolls will be free. Not OK. You could say 'The highway, on which tolls have been collected, will now be free'.
- Hi, The highway, which has been collected tolls will be free.
- Not OK.
- You could say 'The highway, on which tolls have been collected, will now be free'.
- But it sounds a bit long and awkward.
- The highway will be toll - free.
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Hi,
The highway, which has been collected tolls will be free. Not OK.
You could say 'The highway, on which tolls have been collected, will now be free'.
But it sounds a bit long and awkward.
The highway will be toll-free. OK.
The government announced that the highway will be toll-free. OK.
The highway, which has been collected tolls will be free. Not OK.
You could say 'The highway, on which tolls have been collected, will now be free'.
But it sounds a bit long and awkward.
The highway will be toll-free. OK.
The government announced that the highway will be toll-free. OK.
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