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Chan-Seung Lee



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PostPosted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 9:15 pm    Post subject: make Reply with quote

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1.All this makes writing a difficult craft that must be mastered through practice, instruction, feedback, and probably most important, intensive exposure to good examples.
2.All this makes writing into a difficult craft that must be mastered through practice, instruction, feedback, and probably most important, intensive exposure to good examples.
3. I insist that my students make stretching as much a part of their daily routines as brushing their teeth.
4.I insist that my students make stretching into as much a part of their daily routines as brushing their teeth.


I saw #1 and #3 in a book, which I think to be wrong sentences instead of which I think that #2 and #4 are correct. But I'm not sure if I'm wrong or right. Please tell me which one is correct, #1 or #2, #3 or #4?

Thanks.
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pugachevV



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PostPosted: Tue Feb 24, 2009 7:35 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

In your example #1, make is used in its sense of "cause to be". i.e. All this causes writing to be a difficult craft etc...

In your example #3. make is used in its sense of cause to become
I insist that my students cause stretching to become as much a part of etc...

If you make something into it means you alter something so that it becomes something else.

e.g. He made a lump of clay into a pot.
He makes junk into art.

And so on.
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