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Messier42 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Could you tell me how they are different?

The screw is broken. I think I should improvise a screw out of anything we can find around here.
The screw is broken. I think i should make do with anything around here.

I would improvise cookies for my dinner.
I would make do with cookies for my dinner.

Could you tell me how they are different?

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The ***** is broken. I think I should improvise by making a ***** out of anything we can find around here. The ***** is broken.

  • The ***** is broken.
  • I think I should improvise by making a ***** out of anything we can find around here.
  • The ***** is broken.
  • I think I should make do with anything around here.
  • I could improvise by making cookies for dessert.
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The ***** is broken. I think I should improvise by making a ***** out of anything we can find around here.
The ***** is broken. I think I should make do with anything around here.
I could improvise by making cookies for dessert.
I would make do with cookies for dessert.
messier42Could you tell me ho
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I wanted to say that
I ate just cookies for my lunch becuase I did not have much time to eat a proper meal.
In this case, Can "make do with" be used?

Thank you!
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This is how I would interpret these four sentences:1. Look around and find something that can be fashioned into a *****-like device. For example, press-fitting an oversized nail or wooden dowel into the hole. Or wrapping wire around a nail and "********" it into the hole, the wire then functioning like the threads of a *****.2. Here you don't actually try to fashion a substitute for a *****.

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