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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
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He made me not to tell
Isabella: (excited, happy) Oh, my God.
Gwen: What is it? You look so excited.
Isabella: Yes, I am! Ryan is going to ask you to move in with him.
Gwen: No kidding. We've been seeing each other only for a month.
Isabella: No, I'm telling you. He made me not to tell, but I couldn't hold it any longer. See, I was right. He is totally in love with you.
I have never seen the structure "make someone not to do."
So, I'd like to know whether I can use to-infinitive as an objective complement of "make," or the structure "make someone not to do" is another usage of "make."
Thank you in advance for your help.
Gwen: What is it? You look so excited.
Isabella: Yes, I am! Ryan is going to ask you to move in with him.
Gwen: No kidding. We've been seeing each other only for a month.
Isabella: No, I'm telling you. He made me not to tell, but I couldn't hold it any longer. See, I was right. He is totally in love with you.
I have never seen the structure "make someone not to do."
So, I'd like to know whether I can use to-infinitive as an objective complement of "make," or the structure "make someone not to do" is another usage of "make."
Thank you in advance for your help.
Top answer
" It's wrong.
- " It's wrong.
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park sang joonI have never seen the structure "make someone not to do."So, I'd like to know whether I can use to-infinitive as an objective complement of "make," or the structure "make someone not to do" is another usage of "make."It's wrong.
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