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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Use of make + be
Hello Friends,
Can you guys please tell me which of following sentence is correct ( if any
If both are correct, what is the difference between their senses, I mean, are they exactly same in every situation or they should be used in different contexts?
1. Something will make you crazy.
2. Something will make you be crazy.
Kind regards,
Karan
P.s.I would appreciate if you can comment on my style of addressing (Hello Friends) and ending it (Kind Regards). Is this the correct way? Furthermore, can you please tell me whether my grammar is correct in all other sentences ? How would have you asked the same question i.e (Can you guys please tell ............. in different contexts? )
Can you guys please tell me which of following sentence is correct ( if any
If both are correct, what is the difference between their senses, I mean, are they exactly same in every situation or they should be used in different contexts?1. Something will make you crazy.
2. Something will make you be crazy.
Kind regards,
Karan
P.s.I would appreciate if you can comment on my style of addressing (Hello Friends) and ending it (Kind Regards). Is this the correct way? Furthermore, can you please tell me whether my grammar is correct in all other sentences ? How would have you asked the same question i.e (Can you guys please tell ............. in different contexts? )
Top answer
Only #1 is acceptable, Karan. Since this is an informal internet forum format, there is no need for greetings ('Hello, friends') or complimentary closings ('Kind regards'), though you are free to use them if you choose. Forum threads are conversations, not letters, so you can feel free to just ask your question or respond to one without preliminary or closing remarks, just as I have done.
- Only #1 is acceptable, Karan.
- Since this is an informal internet forum format, there is no need for greetings ('Hello, friends') or complimentary closings ('Kind regards'), though you are free to use them if you choose.
- Forum threads are conversations, not letters, so you can feel free to just ask your question or respond to one without preliminary or closing remarks, just as I have done.
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Only #1 is acceptable, Karan.
Since this is an informal internet forum format, there is no need for greetings ('Hello, friends') or complimentary closings ('Kind regards'), though you are free to use them if you choose.
Forum threads are conversations, not letters, so you can feel free to just ask your question or respond to one without preliminary or closing remarks, just as I
Since this is an informal internet forum format, there is no need for greetings ('Hello, friends') or complimentary closings ('Kind regards'), though you are free to use them if you choose.
Forum threads are conversations, not letters, so you can feel free to just ask your question or respond to one without preliminary or closing remarks, just as I
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