Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
How do you use the word make in a sentence?
Example: is it better to say make love, or making love
Is the word make a verb?
If the word make is a verb, what goes to the right of the word make?
Example: does an adjective go to the right of the word make, does a verb go to the right of the word make?
Is the word make a verb?
If the word make is a verb, what goes to the right of the word make?
Example: does an adjective go to the right of the word make, does a verb go to the right of the word make?
Top answer
Hi, Here are basic some examples to consider. Mary makes dinner every day. Tom is making dinner right now.
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Hi,
Here are basic some examples to consider.
Mary makes dinner every day.
Tom is making dinner right now.
Have you learned these tenses yet?
Would you lik
Here are basic some examples to consider.
Mary makes dinner every day.
Tom is making dinner right now.
Have you learned these tenses yet?
Would you lik
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