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Seagull Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
The usage of "not make it"
Hello there. I have a question.
I know that the phrase "make it" can mean "to succeed," but I'm not sure about the usage of "not make it." Can we use the phrase "not make it" like this? --
I somehow don't make it no matter how many times I try.
I know that the phrase "make it" can mean "to succeed," but I'm not sure about the usage of "not make it." Can we use the phrase "not make it" like this? --
I somehow don't make it no matter how many times I try.
Top answer
Yes, that could work.
- Yes, that could work.
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