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Teal lime Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Make feelings
Would you please explain the meaning of "make feelings" in the headline below?
England fans make feelings on VAR crystal clear with chant vs Switzerland
Thank you
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"make feelings" is not a phrase in that sentence. The basic pattern is "make X clear", which means to express X in a clear way. In this case X = "(their) feelings on VAR" .
- "make feelings" is not a phrase in that sentence.
- The basic pattern is "make X clear", which means to express X in a clear way.
- In this case X = "(their) feelings on VAR" .
- "Crystal clear", literally clear as a crystal, meaning "perfectly clear", is a set phrase that has been added in.
- "chant vs Switzerland" doesn't sound quite right to me.
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"make feelings" is not a phrase in that sentence. The basic pattern is "make X clear", which means to express X in a clear way. In this case X = "(their) feelings on VAR" . "Crystal clear", literally clear as a crystal, meaning "perfectly clear", is a set phrase that has been added in.
"chant vs Swit
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