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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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disappoint or disappointed?

Hi!
I'm confused with these two sentences. Can anyone help me?
1. I will not make him disappoint.
2. I will not make him disappointed.
which of those sentences is correct?
  

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Neither sentence sounds very natural. Do you want to say "I will not disappoint him"? " It sounds almost as if an author is trying to decide what qualities to give to a character.

— Khoff

  • Neither sentence sounds very natural.
  • Do you want to say "I will not disappoint him"?
  • " It sounds almost as if an author is trying to decide what qualities to give to a character.
  • "Okay, my character has failed at everything he has tried to do.
  • ")
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Neither sentence sounds very natural. Do you want to say "I will not disappoint him"?

(Your first sentence means "I will not cause him to disappoint someone else." The second sentence does mean "I will not cause him to be disappointed," but it's an awkward way to say "I will not disappoint him." It sounds almost as if an author is trying to decide what qualities to give t
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Hi,
I'm confused with these two sentences. Can anyone help me?
1. I will not make him disappoint.
2. I will not make him disappointed.
which of those sentences is correct? Use #2.

Clive.
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Your team quality of work, make me disappointed.
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don't make me disappoint

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don't make me disapinted

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I wil not makehim dissapointed

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