hardyweineberg
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These sentences are from my essay.
"In 1980, Youngsville was divided into four quadrants by River Alanah, which ran east-west and had a bridge over it, and a north-south road with many branches."
"Woodland dominated the southwestern section, but this area also had an airport with a parking space in the southwest corner and a school and houses along the river."
1) Is it grammatical to say a road has/had a bridge over it?
2) Is my use of multiple "ands" acceptable? I grouped the items before naming them, so I ended up using two ands to list three items.
"In 1980, Youngsville was divided into four quadrants by River Alanah, which ran east-west and had a bridge over it, and a north-south road with many branches."
"Woodland dominated the southwestern section, but this area also had an airport with a parking space in the southwest corner and a school and houses along the river."
1) Is it grammatical to say a road has/had a bridge over it?
2) Is my use of multiple "ands" acceptable? I grouped the items before naming them, so I ended up using two ands to list three items.