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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Make it so that idiom?
verbal phrase idiom ?
Please doctor, make it so that I can get rid of this bad habit.
Please doctor, make it so that I can get rid of this bad habit.
Top answer
Fix it, change the situation. I associate it with the speech of a child. "
- Fix it, change the situation.
- I associate it with the speech of a child.
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Fix it, change the situation.
I associate it with the speech of a child. I can just hear a little tyke saying to his father, "Make it so it doesn't hurt any more."
I associate it with the speech of a child. I can just hear a little tyke saying to his father, "Make it so it doesn't hurt any more."
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Hi,
Yes, I agree it sounds somewhat childish; therefore, I would not use it in polite company.
It stands to reason that a doctor can help you get rid of your bad habit, but nevertheless
I presume you should impress on him / her the sincerity of your request. No doubt trying to
wean you off that habit requires your decisiveness first. However, your sentence shows you
lack the c
Yes, I agree it sounds somewhat childish; therefore, I would not use it in polite company.
It stands to reason that a doctor can help you get rid of your bad habit, but nevertheless
I presume you should impress on him / her the sincerity of your request. No doubt trying to
wean you off that habit requires your decisiveness first. However, your sentence shows you
lack the c
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I change situation
***, make it so that my kids stay health for as long as possible.
***, make it so that my kids stay health for as long as possible.
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