Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Bridges"

A: Being means it’s still in the process of happening. If it is done, you don’t need “being”.

being built (not finished yet)
built (it’s finished)

A: This expression is derived from the idea of burning down a bridge after crossing it during a military campaign, leaving no choice but to continue the march. Figuratively, it means to commit oneself to a particular course of action by making an alternative course impossible.

A: To cut ties and end a relationship/connection with a certain person or persons

A: @CaroWoods: si no estoy mal vendría siendo algo así como = "rompiendo abajo los puentes"

A: When you hand in your resignation letter, remain on good terms with your manager. You don't want to burn your bridges in case you want to go back and work for him again.

A: There isn’t a difference, they are all called bridges. Some bridges don’t go over any water.

A: San Francisco is a proper noun so both San and Francisco should be capitalized.
When you have proper nouns articles aren't always required.

A:

Wherever bridges had to be built....

This is the correct form of the sentence you wrote in English.
it is talking about the past; therfore you should use "had" instead of have.

"wherever bridges have to be built" becomes:
wo immer Brücken gebaut werden müssen

have to been built is a wrong structure.

A: across, over

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A: They're all natural. A and B are better for writing, C would be most natural in conversation.

A: how many bridges do I need to cross?

A: "The snow is coming down a lot, so be careful when you drive over the bridges."

A: Sounds good. In speech, there should be extra emphasis on, and a short pause after, "bridges". Without these, the sentence may sound like, "It is hard to build bridges that lack engineers," as if the bridge owns engineers. With the emphasis and pause it would sound like, "It's hard to build bridges while lacking engineers." Also, don't forget to contract "it is" to "it's" in non-formal situations so as to sound more natural.