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ESLBeginner Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
"have me concerned"
Hi, would someone please tell me the difference between "make me concerned" and "have me concerned" ?
- Your report has me concerned.
- Your report make me concerned
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Hi, would someone please tell me the difference between "make me concerned" and "have me concerned" ? Consider this simple example. It starts to rain, The rain makes me wet.
- Hi, would someone please tell me the difference between "make me concerned" and "have me concerned" ?
- Consider this simple example.
- It starts to rain, The rain makes me wet.
- For the following period, the rain has me wet , ie in a state of wetness Your report has me concerned.
- I became concerned when I read it, and I have continued to be concerned.
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Hi,
would someone please tell me the difference between "make me concerned" and "have me concerned" ?
Consider this simple example.
It starts to rain,
The rain makes me wet.
For the following period, the rain has me wet, ie in a state of wetness
would someone please tell me the difference between "make me concerned" and "have me concerned" ?
Consider this simple example.
It starts to rain,
The rain makes me wet.
For the following period, the rain has me wet, ie in a state of wetness
- Your report has me concerned. I became concerned when I
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