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Hundreds of trees have been planted along the highway by them vs Hundreds of trees have been planted by them along the highway

Both phrases are correct and convey the same meaning. The difference lies in the placement of the prepositional phrase 'along the highway.' In the first phrase, the prepositional phrase comes after 'the highway,' while in the second phrase, it comes after 'planted.' Both structures are commonly used in English.

Last updated: March 23, 2024

Hundreds of trees have been planted along the highway by them

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is structured with the prepositional phrase 'along the highway' placed after 'planted.' It is a common way to express the action of planting trees by a specific group of people.
  • Evidence that could have been planted.
  • A bomb like that could have been planted by anyone with a little know-how.
  • That's the only place the bomb could have been planted.
  • We're guessing the bomb must have been planted at some other location.
  • Or he could have been planted there for us to find.
  • This evidence could have been planted.
  • But the seeds of destruction... have been planted, great Surtur.
  • The Corporate Congress may not yet exist, but its seeds have been planted.
  • where vines have been planted before 1 September 1998, and
  • Okay. Henry said, for this to be possible, a virus would have to have been planted.
  • - have been planted or replanted,
  • Pacific oysters have been planted by people in the Wadden Sea for the purposes of farming and commercial exploitation - for example, they have been sold to restaurants.
  • Those areas which have been planted in violation of the relevant prohibition after 31 August 1998 should be grubbed up, this being the sanction laid down in Regulation (EC) No 1493/1999.
  • Trees are planted along the street.
  • (a) where vines have been planted before 1 September 1998, and
  • In such cases, the grubbing-up of the pledged area shall be carried out at the latest at the end of the third year after which new vines for which the replanting rights had been granted have been planted.
  • This low level of production continued into the 1980s but 25000 ha have been planted in Dordogne in recent years, restoring the area planted to original levels and allowing an increase in production.
  • What is the Commission's position regarding the fact that Malta's largest landfill known as Maghtab has been closed down and is consequently being turned into a park, whilst a large number of trees have already been planted around it?
  • (a) which have been planted and for which all normal cultivation work has been carried out;
  • notwithstanding the existing restrictions on planting, areas have been planted in breach of those restrictions;

Alternatives:

  • hundreds of trees have been planted by them along the highway
  • they have planted hundreds of trees along the highway
  • along the highway, hundreds of trees have been planted by them
  • by them, hundreds of trees have been planted along the highway
  • hundreds of trees have been planted along the highway

Hundreds of trees have been planted by them along the highway

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is structured with the prepositional phrase 'along the highway' placed after 'by them.' It is a common way to express the action of planting trees by a specific group of people.
  • A bomb like that could have been planted by anyone with a little know-how.
  • Pacific oysters have been planted by people in the Wadden Sea for the purposes of farming and commercial exploitation - for example, they have been sold to restaurants.
  • Evidence that could have been planted.
  • That's the only place the bomb could have been planted.
  • We're guessing the bomb must have been planted at some other location.
  • Or he could have been planted there for us to find.
  • This evidence could have been planted.
  • But the seeds of destruction... have been planted, great Surtur.
  • The Corporate Congress may not yet exist, but its seeds have been planted.
  • where vines have been planted before 1 September 1998, and
  • Okay. Henry said, for this to be possible, a virus would have to have been planted.
  • - have been planted or replanted,
  • Those areas which have been planted in violation of the relevant prohibition after 31 August 1998 should be grubbed up, this being the sanction laid down in Regulation (EC) No 1493/1999.
  • The topiary garden had been planted by John The Dig's great-grandfather.
  • (a) where vines have been planted before 1 September 1998, and
  • In such cases, the grubbing-up of the pledged area shall be carried out at the latest at the end of the third year after which new vines for which the replanting rights had been granted have been planted.
  • This low level of production continued into the 1980s but 25000 ha have been planted in Dordogne in recent years, restoring the area planted to original levels and allowing an increase in production.
  • What is the Commission's position regarding the fact that Malta's largest landfill known as Maghtab has been closed down and is consequently being turned into a park, whilst a large number of trees have already been planted around it?
  • (a) which have been planted and for which all normal cultivation work has been carried out;
  • notwithstanding the existing restrictions on planting, areas have been planted in breach of those restrictions;

Alternatives:

  • hundreds of trees have been planted along the highway by them
  • they have planted hundreds of trees along the highway
  • along the highway, hundreds of trees have been planted by them
  • by them, hundreds of trees have been planted along the highway
  • hundreds of trees have been planted along the highway

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