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Instructor1955 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
"How to get people to like you" or "How to get people like you"
Hello Teachers!
While reading a reduced format of "The Power of Positive Thinking" by N.V.Peale, I encountered the following title on chapter 11:
" How to get people to like you"
I thought that a base form was absolutely natural after verbs like " To get " and "to make"
Can you check this out for me?
Regards
Instructor1955
While reading a reduced format of "The Power of Positive Thinking" by N.V.Peale, I encountered the following title on chapter 11:
" How to get people to like you"
I thought that a base form was absolutely natural after verbs like " To get " and "to make"
Can you check this out for me?
Regards
Instructor1955
Top answer
I'm a student, and here's my memory related to your question: get sb to do sth make sb do sth have sth done have sb do sth have object doing
- I'm a student, and here's my memory related to your question: get sb to do sth make sb do sth have sth done have sb do sth have object doing
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I'm a student, and here's my memory related to your question:
get sb to do sth
make sb do sth
have sth done
have sb do sth
have object doing
get sb to do sth
make sb do sth
have sth done
have sb do sth
have object doing
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I thought that a base form was absolutely natural after verbs like " To get " and "to make"make, yes, but not get.
make someone listen
get someone to listen
Maybe you were thinking of cases when an adjective follows.
That made me angry.
That got me angry.
CJ
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