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Wangqh2696122 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Make or makes?
I have learned a lot from reading books, which make (makes) me a better person.
Are both make and makes correct in the above sentence? By the way, is reading necessary?
Are both make and makes correct in the above sentence? By the way, is reading necessary?
Top answer
The act of learning makes It's not "the books make"
- The act of learning makes It's not "the books make"
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You could say:
I have learned a lot from reading books, therefore I am a better person.
I have learned a lot from reading books, therefore I am a better person.
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