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Grammar
Make
What's the meaning of make in the following sentence: We are never going to make it.
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'Make' hear means "accomplishing, to achieve a goal". ". ".
- 'Make' hear means "accomplishing, to achieve a goal".
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- Hope this helps.
- WJTW
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'Make' hear means "accomplishing, to achieve a goal". So, if it is rewritten, it could mean "We're never doing to do it!". It could be one person suggested climbing Mount Everest, and his friend, being realistic could say "Hah, we are never going to make it to the top.".
Hope this helps.
WJTW
Hope this helps.
WJTW
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In this sense, the word 'make' is related to progress WRT to time.
Another variation would be if you are late for an appointment 'We are never going to make it in time'
Another variation would be if you are late for an appointment 'We are never going to make it in time'
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I am not quite sure I understood what do you mean by this question.
However there many meanings to "make" yuo can choose one ?
Never going to do it
Never going to solve it
Never going to complete it
Never going to accomplish it
Never going to achieve it
Never going to perform it
have fun
However there many meanings to "make" yuo can choose one ?
Never going to do it
Never going to solve it
Never going to complete it
Never going to accomplish it
Never going to achieve it
Never going to perform it
have fun
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