Help me with English grammar
Could you tell me the difference between "make his promise a reality" & "make his promise real" ?I guess there's not much difference, but tell me your ideas, please.I always get confused about when to use 'make noun adjective' and 'make noun noun'Thank you.

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Help me with English grammar
Could you tell me the difference between "make his promise a reality" & "make his promise real" ?I guess there's not much difference, but tell me your ideas, please.I always get confused about when to use 'make noun adjective' and  'make noun noun'Thank you.

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"make his promise a reality" is a better sentence. It shows a high aspiration about the speaker's willingness to work hard. While the other sentence "make his promise real"  is not a good choice. Hope this helps. You can visit my teacher profile in case you need more help.

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