Katy Choi
Member
- Joined
- Nov 21, 2011
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Korean
- Home Country
- South Korea
- Current Location
- South Korea
Hello, everyone
!
I've got a question for the structure, 'make someone do something.'
I've been taught that when I use the word 'make' in that structure, specially I have to say it without to.
Then, when I want to say it with the negative meaning: not to, how can I make the sentence?
In other words, when I want to mean 'I forced him not to enter the room,' can I say like I make him not
enter the room?
Please! Let me be sure. ;-)
!I've got a question for the structure, 'make someone do something.'
I've been taught that when I use the word 'make' in that structure, specially I have to say it without to.
Then, when I want to say it with the negative meaning: not to, how can I make the sentence?
In other words, when I want to mean 'I forced him not to enter the room,' can I say like I make him not
enter the room?
Please! Let me be sure. ;-)
