I’ve correctly used ‘keep’ and ‘make’ in these three sentences, haven’t I?
I’ve correctly used ‘keep’ and ‘make’ in these three sentences, haven’t I? If not, how can I fix them?
1. Lois said, “Improving my diet and lifestyle will keep me healthier and make me less prone to contacting certain diseases.”
2. Lois said, “Improving my diet and lifestyle will keep me healthier and less prone to contacting certain diseases.”
3. Lois said, “Improving my diet and lifestyle will make me healthier and less prone to contacting certain diseases.”
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- You need "contract" (not "contact") in those sentences. - The use of "make" in #3 is fine. - Are you using comparatives in the first two sentences to compare, for example, with a past situation?
- - You need "contract" (not "contact") in those sentences.
- - The use of "make" in #3 is fine.
- - Are you using comparatives in the first two sentences to compare, for example, with a past situation?
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- You need "contract" (not "contact") in those sentences.
- The use of "make" in #3 is fine.
- Are you using comparatives in the first two sentences to compare, for example, with a past situation?
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