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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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"I make him sound." how do you interpret this sentence?!
"He may have not been so blunt as I make him sound, but that's the message I got."
Does this sentence natural?
If it sounds natural and is a grammatically correct sentence, what does it mean?
To me, "I make him sound," doesn't sound quite right and seems to need an adjective.
Please help!
Thanks in advance.
Does this sentence natural?
If it sounds natural and is a grammatically correct sentence, what does it mean?
To me, "I make him sound," doesn't sound quite right and seems to need an adjective.
Please help!
Thanks in advance.
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Anonymous "I make him sound," That is quite right and common. It means 'my description makes him appear to be'.
- Anonymous "I make him sound," That is quite right and common.
- It means 'my description makes him appear to be'.
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Anonymous"I make him sound,"That is quite right and common. It means 'my description makes him appear to be'.
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