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Desk silver 640 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Make+O+ be p.p
'Make the pieces be scattered'
Is it allowed to use be+p.p after 'make'??
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That is understandable, but not in the least natural sounding.
- That is understandable, but not in the least natural sounding.
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That is understandable, but not in the least natural sounding.
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desk silver 640'Make the pieces be scattered'
No. Say Scatter the pieces.
desk silver 640Is it allowed to use be+p.p after 'make'??
Yes, but it's hard to find an example that is natural enough to be usable. This is not a common construction. There are very few cases where it sounds natural. I found one l
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