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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

give me a hand!!

" the environmental 'virus' makes more infectious" in this sentence, Should "makes" be replced with " is made " ? of course I know it should be more natural in usage ? but what about this sentence? " She will make a good wife " as a second langauge learner, it is a little confusing but I want to know if the first sentence is 100% wrong. looking forward to native speakers' decent answers
from a highschool student in korea
  

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Anonymous the environmental 'virus' makes more infectious That is not possible in any case. — The environmental 'virus ' is more infectious . Anonymous She will make a good wife That means that she will become a good wife.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous the environmental 'virus' makes more infectious That is not possible in any case.
  • — The environmental 'virus ' is more infectious .
  • Anonymous She will make a good wife That means that she will become a good wife.
  • Anonymous I want to know if the first sentence is 100% wrong Yes.
  • I see no grammatical connection between the two sentences.
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Anonymous the environmental 'virus' makes more infectious
That is not possible in any case. Is this what you mean?— The environmental 'virus' is more infectious.
AnonymousShe will make a good wife
That means that she will become a good wife.
Anonymous I want to know if the first sentenc
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