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to make sense
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engee30
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Thanks engee30 and susiedqq for replying.
If I am talking to someone and I refer to something I have just said to that person when I ask "Does it make sense?". Is "make sense" a phrasal verb in this context?
If I am talking to someone and I refer to something I have just said to that person when I ask "Does it make sense?". Is "make sense" a phrasal verb in this context?
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You must have gotten me wrong, Burwood - make sense will never be the phrasal verb in any context.
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