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- 17-Oct-2010, 19:01 #1
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Make a(n).... Do English speakers use these sentences? What do they mean?
1. To make an emotion
2. To make a voice
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- 17-Oct-2010, 21:39 #2
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Teacher Re: Make a(n).... No, we don't use those phrases.
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- 19-Nov-2010, 18:12 #3
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Re: Make a(n).... To make a voice might be used if someone were doing an impersonation (imitation) of someone. But the phrase "make an emotion" would never be used.
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