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Wangqh2696122 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Can any teacher tell me whether we should use "made" or "makes" here?
A: What do you think of Tom Cruise’s new movie Mission: Impossible IV?
B: Fantastic! The famous director Brad Bird ____ each character in the movie impressive through fascinating plots.
B: Fantastic! The famous director Brad Bird ____ each character in the movie impressive through fascinating plots.
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makes That's the literary present. We use the present tense for talking about art, as in synopses, reviews and analyses. It is also used for history and in headlines.
- makes That's the literary present.
- We use the present tense for talking about art, as in synopses, reviews and analyses.
- It is also used for history and in headlines.
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That's the literary present. We use the present tense for talking about art, as in synopses, reviews and analyses. It is also used for history and in headlines.
That's the literary present. We use the present tense for talking about art, as in synopses, reviews and analyses. It is also used for history and in headlines.
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