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Ztq3 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Which one is correct

1. I will make him drunk, then will steal his money.

2. I will make him get drunk, then will steal his money.

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Top answer

" Of the two sentences you posted, though, I'd say the second one sounds better.

— TheIslander

  • " Of the two sentences you posted, though, I'd say the second one sounds better.
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I think that the most natural way to say this would be: "I'll get him drunk, then still his money."

Of the two sentences you posted, though, I'd say the second one sounds better.
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Edit: I accidentally wrote still instead if steal in the sentence I suggested, my apologies!
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I agree with theIslander. I'd be most likely to use the verb "get" in this context. You also need to fix the comma splice.


I will get him drunk, and then I will steal his money.
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theIslanderI think that the most natural way to say this would be: "I'll get him drunk, then steal his money."Of the two sentences you posted, though, I'd say the second one sounds better.
I absolutely agree! The two original sentence didn't sound right at all.
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