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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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grammar and usage
1. Love is a thing that makes trouble to a person who has it.
2. So-called love makes trouble to a person who has it.
Are the sentences meaningful?Please correct them
.Thanks a lot in advance.
2. So-called love makes trouble to a person who has it.
Are the sentences meaningful?Please correct them
.Thanks a lot in advance.
Top answer
Things make trouble for , not to . " Falling in love makes trouble for a person.
- Things make trouble for , not to .
- " Falling in love makes trouble for a person.
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Things make trouble for, not to.
Love, especially the kind that makes trouble, usually takes a verb more active that "has."
Love, especially the kind that makes trouble, usually takes a verb more active that "has."
Falling in love makes trouble for a person.
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