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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Make them responsible

Is tis natural to say "make them responsible" as in teach them to become responsible?

As a coach, I am not on their case 24/7. I try to make them responsible/give them a sense of responsibility. (make them responsible, is that correct?)


Would you phrase differently or is it correct to say "I try to teach my kids to become responsible" ?


Thank you

  

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I might make it "As a coach, I am not on their case 24/7. "

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  • I might make it "As a coach, I am not on their case 24/7.
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I might make it "As a coach, I am not on their case 24/7. I try to let them develop a sense of responsibility for themselves."

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