English sentence structure
Hi friends, are both of them correct? My native speaker friend said that the first one was wrong but it sounds good to me so I'm really confused and feel frustrated right now.
1. I've made the sentence easier for you.
2. I've simplified the sentence for you.
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Yes both are fine. Boleh lah!
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Both sentences are correct. You're saying the same thing two different ways.
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Thanks a lot
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They're both correct. With the first one, you're using a typical collocation or verb-based expression with "make," whereas the second sentence isn't.
(make sth. easy) = (simplify)
For more information about that type of phrase, check out unit 85 of the upper-intermediate / advanced level English Vocabulary in Use by Michael McCarthy and Felicity O'Dell.
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both are correct
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