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  1. 30-Oct-2011, 20:23 #1
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    Default make/have

    I wonder if there is any difference in the meaning between "1" and "2".
    1. He made me laugh.
    2. He had me laughing.
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  2. 30-Oct-2011, 22:20 #2
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    Default Re: make/have

    They're pretty much the same.

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