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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
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Should I say ‘have’ or ‘get’? Is ‘copies of it’ correctly used in the sentence?
Should I say ‘have’ or ‘get’? Is ‘copies of it’ correctly used in the sentence?
Dexter helped Colleen (have / get) her book published. He did everything he could just to have copies of it. He even stopped attending school just to make sure that it would be published.
Dexter helped Colleen (have / get) her book published. He did everything he could just to have copies of it. He even stopped attending school just to make sure that it would be published.
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" But "copies of it" is incomplete. "
- " But "copies of it" is incomplete.
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I would say "get." But "copies of it" is incomplete. Perhaps "just to have copies of it made." But I would reword that sentence to clarify the action: "He did everything he could to get copies of it in print."
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