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Nesa Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Which one is correct? And Why?
Hi,
Which one is correct?
" Having just an eye on them will make the information faded soon."
or
" Having just an eye on them will make the information fade soon."
Regards,
Nesa
Which one is correct?
" Having just an eye on them will make the information faded soon."
or
" Having just an eye on them will make the information fade soon."
Regards,
Nesa
Top answer
I'm afraid neither sentence means anything to me.
- I'm afraid neither sentence means anything to me.
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Maybe because it is a cut of a full comment. I just want to know about the grammar "will make". For example we use adjective after "will make" in this sentence: "This doll will make the baby happy".
But, should we use past participle after "will make" in the sentence in my question?
But, should we use past participle after "will make" in the sentence in my question?
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