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Shravanmm Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Make/take
The context is like this. my friend is going to the bus pass counter to take the monthly pass and I should tell my friend to get me a monthly pass. But to take a pass there, there is a procedure that they have fill an application and paste a photo to take a monthly pass. So should i tell him, Make a pass for me or take a pass for me or get me a pass for me......... Thanks in advance.
Shravan.
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The context is like this : my friend is going to the bus pass counter to get a monthly pass and I should tell my friend to get me a monthly pass , too. But to get a pass there, we have to fill in/out an application and paste a photo to get the pass. So should I tell him, "Make a pass for me or take a pass for me or get me a pass for me"?
- The context is like this : my friend is going to the bus pass counter to get a monthly pass and I should tell my friend to get me a monthly pass , too.
- But to get a pass there, we have to fill in/out an application and paste a photo to get the pass.
- So should I tell him, "Make a pass for me or take a pass for me or get me a pass for me"?
- -- Get a pass for me, too
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The context is like this: my friend is going to the bus pass counter to get a monthly pass and I should tell my friend to get me a monthly pass, too. But to get a pass there, we have to fill in/out an application and paste a photo to get the pass. So should I tell him, "Make a pass for me or take a pass for me or get me a pass for me"?-- G
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