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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

GOT ME SICK vs MADE ME SICK

Hello,

I don't know if one would use both

1 She got me sick.

and

2 She made me sick.

As in I got the flu from her?

Thank you
  

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Generally, in American English we would use the former and not the latter. " and I could see someone possibly being confused that she did something that disgusted you.

— Anonymous

  • Generally, in American English we would use the former and not the latter.
  • " and I could see someone possibly being confused that she did something that disgusted you.
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Generally, in American English we would use the former and not the latter. The second sentence sounds more related to "It made me sick to see..." and I could see someone possibly being confused that she did something that disgusted you.
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