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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Make pace with

Sir,

Would you please give an example that shows the proper usage of "make pace with"

Thanks.
  

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"make peace with", maybe? Are you sure of that word "pace"?

— CalifJim

  • "make peace with", maybe?
  • Are you sure of that word "pace"?
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"make peace with", maybe? Are you sure of that word "pace"?
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I think you meant 'keep pace with X'- 'go as fast as X'.

I tried to keep pace with her but I couldn't, and we divorced
Scientists should collaborate to keep pace with the fast climate change.

paco
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Sir,

Apologise for typo!

IT is "keep pace with"


Thanks.
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