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Sft M Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
make....verb
which one is correct?
1)It makes them confused or confuse.
and
2)It will make me regret or regretted.
1)It makes them confused or confuse.
and
2)It will make me regret or regretted.
Top answer
1. It confuses them. 2.
- 1.
- It confuses them.
- 2.
- (example) They will make you regret that you were ever born.
- (a threat)
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1. It confuses them.
2. (example) They will make you regret that you were ever born. (a threat)
2. (example) They will make you regret that you were ever born. (a threat)
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Thanks. But I want to express the first sentence with the word "MAKE".
So which one will be correct?
1) It makes them confused.
or
2)It makes them confuse.
And
3)It makes him confused
or
4)it makes him confuses.
So which one will be correct?
1) It makes them confused.
or
2)It makes them confuse.
And
3)It makes him confused
or
4)it makes him confuses.
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sft MThanks. But I want to express the first sentence with the word "MAKE".Why do that?
Native speakers just say "It confuses me."
The possible one is "It makes him confused." but that is not natural English.
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The grammatical patterns for "make" are:
make( s) (someone) adjective
make the teacher angry
makes his father happy
make me sad
make( s) (someone) verb (plain form; no -ed)
make him confess what he did
make her tell the truth
makes the man sign the documents
CJ
make( s) (someone) adjective
make the teacher angry
makes his father happy
make me sad
make( s) (someone) verb (plain form; no -ed)
make him confess what he did
make her tell the truth
makes the man sign the documents
CJ
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