Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Closed"

A: It means that in 2011 the Jeffrey Mine closed permanently

A: opposite of open

A: Closed is the opposite of open.
The store is open. The Store is closed.
The door is open. The door is closed.

In enclosed means inside of a container such as an envelop, a file folder, or a notebook.
It can also mean to encircle someone or something.
I enclosed a self-addressed / stamped envelop with the letter that I sent to the museum.
She looked around the old cave. She grew dizzy and felt like she was enclosed within some old tomb with no means of escape.

A: Enclosed= surrounded or closed off an all sides.
Closed= sealed, impossible to pass through

A: "After closed"

Unfortunately, on its own these words don't make sense. You could change it to,

"After it had closed"
...or,
"After it was closed"

Both mean the same thing. 'It' can be anything that opens or closes, like a shop, a door, a bar, etc. So you could put it in a sentence like this,

"After the shop had closed (I realised I needed some milk)."

So the next phrase,

"After closing"

This has a similar meaning as 'after it had closed' but has to be used in a way that makes sense. For example,

"After closing (the shop, the shopkeeper went home)."

So as you can see, the person saying 'after closing' in this way is the person closing the shop.
The person saying 'after it had closed' is NOT the one closing the shop.

This is just one set of examples you can use.

Hope this helps! 👍🏼

A: “Closed”

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A: Muy bien. Es mejor usarlo en una frase:

Closed: the store was closed.
Closed: the door should be closed.

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