Posted by pakguru on May 19th, 2017 | 0 comments | cause effect, collocation, grammar, IELTS, membuat, speaking, vocabulary, writing
Routine activities make our hearts are happy.
I’m not sure why Indonesian students run into problems with make, especially when make is tied to an adjective – as it is in this example. The Indonesian structure is exactly the same as the English:
verb | noun | adjective | |
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membuat | orang | senang |
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make | someone | happy |
Buat orang senang = Make someone happy = Make + noun + adjective
Of course make can also be tied to a verb:
In this case you need the structure:
So, make is actually easier to use than you might think:
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