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Liton Das Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
Made me remembered or made me remember please explain the necessity of this sentences when to which one.
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Liton Das made me remember It's this one. It's a catenative construction. 'make' takes a verb in plain form.
- Liton Das made me remember It's this one.
- It's a catenative construction.
- 'make' takes a verb in plain form.
- It makes me laugh.
- / It made me laugh.
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Liton Dasmade me remember
It's this one. It's a catenative construction. 'make' takes a verb in plain form.
It makes me laugh. / It made me laugh.
Sudden noises make her jump. / Sudden noises made her jump.
We are making them study hard. / We were making them study hard.
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