Debpriya De Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Make it quick
"Make it quick"
What is the role of "quick" in this sentence ?
Is it an adjective or an adverb ?
Similarly we can say "Make it clean"
What is the role of "quick" in this sentence ?
Is it an adjective or an adverb ?
Similarly we can say "Make it clean"
Top answer
Yes, they're adjectives. "To make" and "to do" differ in this way. ) Make it [to be] quick.
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Yes, they're adjectives.
"To make" and "to do" differ in this way. (Do it quickly!)
Make it [to be] quick.
Make the correction quickly. When there's an object (either expressed or implied by [prior] context), the modifier would usually be an adverb.
"To make" and "to do" differ in this way. (Do it quickly!)
Make it [to be] quick.
Make the correction quickly. When there's an object (either expressed or implied by [prior] context), the modifier would usually be an adverb.
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The general pattern is
make [something or someone] [adjective].
Make it quick.
I want an explanation now, and you'd better make it good.
She doesn't know if he can make her happy.
CJ
make [something or someone] [adjective].
Make it quick.
I want an explanation now, and you'd better make it good.
She doesn't know if he can make her happy.
CJ
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