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Hans51 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Usage of make possible
They have also made possible the swift transportation of victims discovered on site.
I have seen the sentence in a tragic news and I was wondering if we can also write it to They have also made the swift transportation of victims discovered on site possible for the same meaning or make possible is a fixed phrase? And is there a reason make something possible is not used, but make possible something?
Thank you so much in advance.
I have seen the sentence in a tragic news and I was wondering if we can also write it to They have also made the swift transportation of victims discovered on site possible for the same meaning or make possible is a fixed phrase? And is there a reason make something possible is not used, but make possible something?
Thank you so much in advance.
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Hans51 I was wondering if we can also write it to They have also made the swift transportation of victims discovered on site possible for the same meaning or make possible is a fixed phrase? You may, but keeping 'make' and 'possible' together is both more usual and better style.
- Hans51 I was wondering if we can also write it to They have also made the swift transportation of victims discovered on site possible for the same meaning or make possible is a fixed phrase?
- You may, but keeping 'make' and 'possible' together is both more usual and better style.
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Hans51I was wondering if we can also write it to They have also made the swift transportation of victims discovered on site possible for the same meaning or make possible is a fixed phrase?You may, but keeping 'make' and 'possible' together is both more usual and better style.
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