Usage of Middle School English Test Make 5

Make has a common meaning to make be, as a verb, make + obj object + adjective adjective.

you are my sunshine, my only sunshine

you'll never know dear, how much i love you

please don't take my sunshine away

His, to the king's surprise.

In this story, the king has a cheerful and optimistic friend who likes to say, 'This is good!'That's a good thing!

Once the king went hunting with this friend, and the friend did not check the shotgun properly, and the king picked it up and broke one of his fingers off with this shotgun, and the friend saw it and said, 'This is good!' It's a good thing that it's okay'The king was so angry that he locked up his friend.

A year later, the king was accidentally caught by the cannibals, and when the cannibals were about to eat him, they found that the king was missing a finger, which was not good, they only needed a complete finger and was missing, so they disliked it, the king let go, and the king was very lucky to come back.

The king came back and immediately thanked the friend, thanks to the missing finger, the king felt sorry for this friend, I really shouldn't have locked you up, his friend said, this is good, it's okay, it's a good thing, if I hadn't been locked up, then I would definitely go with you to the forest this time to meet the cannibals, I wouldn't have been eaten by the cannibals, I didn't have a finger missing, >-

The seven uses are as follows:

1. The basic meaning of make is "to do, to make", that is, to "make a thing become a thing" and "make something into a certain state".

2. When make is used as an intransitive verb, it means "to start, to try", "to march, to tend", "to be made", "to be made", "to grow". The active form often has a passive meaning.

3. When make is used as a transitive verb, it means "to make, to make", "to produce", "to cause", "to become, to become", "to obtain, to earn", "to go, to (to), to travel at (a certain speed), to catch up", "to eat", "to explain, to tell". Nouns and pronouns can be used as objects.

4. When make is used as a solution of "making a certain action", it is often used in conjunction with some nouns, and its meaning is often similar to the verb corresponding to the noun, which is used to express action, and can be followed by a prepositional phrase or a verb infinitive.

5. Make can be connected with a double object, which means "to give.".Do...., for....Offered or prepared....", whose indirect object can be converted into the object of the preposition for.

6. Make can also be a compound object with a noun, adjective, infinitive, past participle or prepositional phrase as a complement. When a noun is used as an object complement, it usually contains the meaning of "giving a certain good quality or status to the other party or oneself", and the object complement generally contains a positive meaning.

7. Make can occasionally be used as a conjudicated verb, which means "to achieve a certain state", and the predicate is mostly adjectives such as certain, free, light, sure, little, much or as if clauses.