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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
OrderingㅡMake it to go
The following are words having to do with ordering.
1. I want that sandwich to go.
2. Is that for here or to go?
3. Make me a cup of coffee to go.
4. Triple espresso, Make it to go.
I think "to go" in #1,#2, and #3 are adjective phrases.
But I don't think "to go" in #4 is adjective phrases, and besides I can't figure out the structure of "make it to go."
So, I'd like to know the structure of "make it to go."
Thank you in advance for your help.
1. I want that sandwich to go.
2. Is that for here or to go?
3. Make me a cup of coffee to go.
4. Triple espresso, Make it to go.
I think "to go" in #1,#2, and #3 are adjective phrases.
But I don't think "to go" in #4 is adjective phrases, and besides I can't figure out the structure of "make it to go."
So, I'd like to know the structure of "make it to go."
Thank you in advance for your help.
Top answer
To a native speaker, 'to go' is an idiom which functions as a predicate adjective in all of those.
- To a native speaker, 'to go' is an idiom which functions as a predicate adjective in all of those.
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To a native speaker, 'to go' is an idiom which functions as a predicate adjective in all of those.
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Thank you, Mr. Micawber, for another kind answer from you
Then I'd like to know if in "Make it to go" "to go" modifies "it" and "me" is implied after "make."
Then I'd like to know if in "Make it to go" "to go" modifies "it" and "me" is implied after "make."
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park sang joonI'd like to know if in "Make it to go" "to go" modifies "it"Yes.
park sang joonand "me" is implied after "make."No. And there is no other implication.
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Thank you, Mr.Micawber, for your continuing support.
Then, I'd like to know if that the pronoun "it" is modified is grammatical
Then, I'd like to know if that the pronoun "it" is modified is grammatical
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