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Tkacka15 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Make do
He will have to make do with an old car.
Is "do" a noun in the sentence above?
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He will have to make do with an old car . No, it's not a noun. "Make + do" are inseparable and (according to my grammar) best treated as a complex verb.
- He will have to make do with an old car .
- No, it's not a noun.
- "Make + do" are inseparable and (according to my grammar) best treated as a complex verb.
- Other similar idioms include " have done with", " make do with" and " put paid to".
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He will have to make do with an old car.
No, it's not a noun.
"Make + do" are inseparable and (according to my grammar) best treated as a complex verb.
Other similar idioms include "have done with", "make do with" and "put paid to".
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