8. You are making us both miserable with your crazy ideas (G. Gordon).
9. But Stanley was prettier than ever, he thought, in this primrose-coloured
wisp of a frock, which made her look like a spring flower (E. Glasgow).
10. If Caroline had any influence, she must be made to use it (D. Robins).
11. He had been made to feel himself like a pariah (A. Cronin).
12. He did not know, he would never know how this had come about, how the
writhing paralytic had been made to walk (A. Cronin).
EXPLANATORY NOTES
-
Never use the particle to before an infinitive preceded by the verb
to
make in the Active Voice.
-
Never omit the particle to before an infinitive preceded by the verb
to
make in the Passive Voice.
- Don’t use
the infinitive of the verb to be before an adjective following
the verb
to make.
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