Make of the what you will
"I do some work in Cardiac Catheterisation Labs from time to time. Last time I was in one, of the 9 people in the Lab, including the patient who was English, everyone else was not. Make of the what you will…"
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Is "the" the object of the preposition "of" and "what you will" a subordinate clause and complement of the verb phrase "Make of the" in Make of the what you will…?
Should "that" be instead of "the" in Make of the what you will…?
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anonymous I do some work in Cardiac Catheterisation Labs from time to time. The l ast time I was in one, of the nine people in the l ab, including the patient , who was English, everyone else was not. no one was English except the patient.
- anonymous I do some work in Cardiac Catheterisation Labs from time to time.
- The l ast time I was in one, of the nine people in the l ab, including the patient , who was English, everyone else was not.
- no one was English except the patient.
- Make of the [that / it] what you will… anonymous Twitter I always think this means "written by a twit".
- anonymous Should it be "that" be instead of "the" in Make of the what you will…?
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anonymousI do some work in Cardiac Catheterisation Labs from time to time. The last time I was in one, of the nine people in the lab, including the patient,who was English, everyone else was not.
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