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Htrek Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Is that correct?

We say:

Make up to someone

and

Make up for something

This is the difference between make up to and make up for, correct?

  

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htrek We say:Make up to someone No, I think you mean 'make up with ' someone. htrek and Make up for something. This is the difference between make up with and make up for, correct?

— Mister Micawber

  • htrek We say:Make up to someone No, I think you mean 'make up with ' someone.
  • htrek and Make up for something.
  • This is the difference between make up with and make up for, correct?
  • Yes, that is true.
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htrekWe say:Make up to someone

No, I think you mean 'make up with' someone.

htrekand Make up for something. This is the difference between make up with and make up for, correct?

Yes, that is true.

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