Make out to look like
Is the sentence 1 natural? How would you say this?
someone says a bunch of things about you in front of people :
1 Look what you make me out to look like.
I’m so not that person.
Thank you
Top answer
", is grammatical, but too wordy in this situation - plus the two "looks" in one sentence sounds awkward. It would be better, for example, if you addressed everyone: "He's giving you the wrong impression of me. "
- ", is grammatical, but too wordy in this situation - plus the two "looks" in one sentence sounds awkward.
- It would be better, for example, if you addressed everyone: "He's giving you the wrong impression of me.
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The sentence, "Look what you make me out to look like.", is grammatical, but too wordy in this situation - plus the two "looks" in one sentence sounds awkward. It would be better, for example, if you addressed everyone: "He's giving you the wrong impression of me. I'm so not the person he's describing."
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