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Aruzhan Nurlanova Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
To make panic?
... panic is easy.
To make
To making
Make
Made
Which one is correct? I think it’s to make. Could you help me, please!
To make
To making
Make
Made
Which one is correct? I think it’s to make. Could you help me, please!
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Here are a few examples of how we use 'panic'. eg When his house caught fire, Tom panicked. eg His wife was in a panic, too.
- Here are a few examples of how we use 'panic'.
- eg When his house caught fire, Tom panicked.
- eg His wife was in a panic, too.
- eg The fire also panicked their children.
- eg In fact, it made all of their neighbours panic.
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Here are a few examples of how we use 'panic'.
eg When his house caught fire, Tom panicked.
eg His wife was in a panic, too.
eg The fire also panicked their children.
eg In fact, it made all of their neighbours panic.
Clive
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Aruzhan NurlanovaWhich one is correct? I think it’s to make.
Correct. An infinitive can be used as the subject of a sentence.
Your book has some very unusual examples, by the way. I wonder if it was written by a native speaker of English.
If you don't mind, can you tell us the title, author, and publication date of that book?
CJ
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