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Tinanam0102 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Makes or is making

Hi teachers,

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West Nile virus killed 286 people in the United States last year, making it the deadliest year yet for the virus, the federal government reported on Monday.

Does "make" here in a complete sentence mean "which makes" or "...last year. It is making it...Monday" or can it be some other grammatical structure?

Thank you very much

TN

  

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tinanam0102 Does "make" here in a complete sentence mean "which makes"? Yes. last year.

— Mister Micawber

  • tinanam0102 Does "make" here in a complete sentence mean "which makes"?
  • Yes.
  • last year.
  • Monday" or can it be some other grammatical structure?
  • Well, certainly not that one, at least.
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tinanam0102Does "make" here in a complete sentence mean "which makes"?

Yes.

tinanam0102 or "...last year. It is making it...Monday" or can it be some other grammatical structure?

Well, certainly not that one, at least.

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