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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

putting or making

putting or making

Which is correct please?
They were putting him out/making him out like he was unstoppable but I beat him.

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Anonymous putting or making Don't use "put" there. You have two choices there. were making out that he was unstoppable were making him out to be unstoppable I prefer the non-continuous form ( made out ) in these sentences.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous putting or making Don't use "put" there.
  • You have two choices there.
  • were making out that he was unstoppable were making him out to be unstoppable I prefer the non-continuous form ( made out ) in these sentences.
  • CJ
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Anonymousputting or making
Don't use "put" there. You have two choices there.

were making out that he was unstoppable
were making him out to be unstoppable

I prefer the non-continuous form (made out) in these sentences.

CJ
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