How do you say make on pass?
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Do you mean "How do you say 'make' in the past?".
The past of the verb 'make' is 'made'.
I make a cake every Sunday = present tense
I made a cake last Sunday = past tense
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Do you mean "make a pass"? If so, it is an attempt to flirt with someone.
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Can you describe what you mean? I can't answer the question because I don't understand what you are trying to say.
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