steel chains hanging from 2 poles // didn't have (a/the) chance to
1.
"The sign is supported by steel chains hanging from 2 poles."
Is this sentence correct? What does "hanging from 2 poles" mean?

2.
"I feel sorry that I didn't have chance to make up for the mistakes I had made."
Is this sentence correct? Should I add "a" or "the" before "chance"?

Thanks!

Question

steel chains hanging from 2 poles // didn't have (a/the) chance to
1.
"The sign is supported by steel chains hanging from 2 poles."
Is this sentence correct? What does "hanging from 2 poles" mean?

2.
"I feel sorry that I didn't have chance to make up for the mistakes I had made."
Is this sentence correct? Should I add "a" or "the" before "chance"?

Thanks!

Answer

1. ||__ __ __ __ __||
....||.........|...........||
....||......[sign]......||
....||.....................||

The [sign] is held up by the chain, which is held up by the two poles.

2. In this case, you can use either or, but definitely use one.

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