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Taka Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Relax
Is there any difference in meaning between the two below?
It will make you relax.
It will make you relaxed.
It will make you relax.
It will make you relaxed.
Top answer
Not really. I suppose the first focuses more on the act of relaxing and the second focuses more on the condition.
- Not really.
- I suppose the first focuses more on the act of relaxing and the second focuses more on the condition.
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Not really. I suppose the first focuses more on the act of relaxing and the second focuses more on the condition.
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