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When & when NOT to use “MAKE” in English
Some verbs are used in different contexts in English. For example, the verbmake can be used in many contexts, such as when you create something, when you choose something or come to a decision, and even when you kiss someone! With all these usages, it may be confusing for you to understand when and when not to use the verb make. In this lesson, I will teach you exactly when you can and cannot use the verb make, so that you get it right every time. After watching, solidify your knowledge by doing the quiz. Yes, solidify!
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