Is it correct to say like this? Or are these questions both wrong?
Why did this sentence make differently?
Why is this sentence made differently?
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Sign up to join this communityIs it correct to say like this? Or are these questions both wrong?
Why did this sentence make differently?
Why is this sentence made differently?
Why is this sentence made differently?
The above makes more sense than the other version of:
Why did this sentence make differently?
This makes some sense to me - though it would never be said that way - but to me it's wrong because it sort of implies that the sentence itself has some autonomy, or that there was an inevitably coming from outside factors that resulted in the sentence ending up the way it did, suggesting that any effort would always result in the same sentence being created regardless of how one tried to direct it.
All that being said, however, the verb "make" is generally too abstract to be used when discussing the construction of a sentence, especially as this would usually be done in a formal/academic setting. Therefore, it would be better to use:
Why is this sentence constructed differently?