a question about grammar
Can I say "Encouraging cooperation makes students a more helpful man in future"Is there another word to instead "make" to make the meaning more exact?

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First of all, you can't use both "students" and "man"--one is plural, and the other is singular.  And you don't want to use "men" because that's sexist (we want to include women, too!).  An alternative might be, "Encouraging cooperation can cause students to be more helpful individuals in the future."

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Hi Kity :) Maybe you can say: Encouraging cooperation allows students to be more helpful people in the future.

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