Difference between"make sure she be fine" and "make sure she is fine".
Or,1,Make sure that necessary measures are taken.
2,Make sure that necessary measures be taken.
What's the difference?Thanks.
Only native speakers answer ,please

Question

Difference between"make sure she be fine" and "make sure she is fine".
Or,1,Make sure that necessary measures are taken.
 2,Make sure that necessary measures be taken.
What's the difference?Thanks.
Only native speakers answer ,please

Answer

1 is correct grammar,  2 can be correct if you add a 'the', "Make sure that the necessary measures be taken"

However I don't think anybody will get mad at me if I say that there really is no real difference in meaning.  However a nitpick could say 1 implies you can give orders to someone else to have them taken. 2 implies that the necessary measures are taken before {the subject or action}

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