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HifaMo Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

I can’t make a shot today

Please what does the following sentence mean?

I can’t make a shot today.

I found the idiom "take a shot at" not "make a shot."

Thank you
  

Top answer

HifaMo I can’t make a shot today. I don't know the context. Is it basketball?

— CalifJim

  • HifaMo I can’t make a shot today.
  • I don't know the context.
  • Is it basketball?
  • I'm not having any success at getting the ball through the hoop today.
  • CJ
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HifaMoI can’t make a shot today.
I don't know the context. Is it basketball?

I'm not having any success at getting the ball through the hoop today.

CJ
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take a shot at something means to try or to aim and shoot a firearm. make a shot may mean to be successful in scoring a point or two in basketball.
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Golf is what I first thought of.
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