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Resoli Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Make up for something
Hi all
Would you use 'to make up for' as an equivalent for 'to compensate' referring to compensate a personal and not a fact? I.e.:
He says he will make me up for his appaling behaviour
Thanks in advance
Would you use 'to make up for' as an equivalent for 'to compensate' referring to compensate a personal and not a fact? I.e.:
He says he will make me up for his appaling behaviour
Thanks in advance
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Yes, indeed -- that is fine.
- Yes, indeed -- that is fine.
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