make

• make sure

  And he would make sure that they got it!

• i make

• make up

  I wished you'd make up your mind.

• able to make

  Oh aye, I like, I like getting something that's a bit of a mess and being able to make a job of it and

• use to make

• want to make

  And she didn't, couldn't at that moment conceive of any reason, however remote, why he would want to make love to her.

• go to make

  The most obvious questions have to do with the elements or components of the curriculum: the things that go to make it up (see Figure 1.1).

• make the most

  All meals and a special Golf Hotel programme to make sure you make the most of Christmas

• make love

  ‘Do you make love with him?’

• make sense

  Does that make sense?

• how to make

  He appointed a manager, Brian Little, who knew how to make a team play.

• must make

  Perhaps we must make similar choices.

• make use

  It is still at work, producing animal feed and, unlike many others, continues to make use of water power.

• make it up

  Then, his mouth muffled against her sweet-smelling hair, he went on softly, ‘Don't be too disappointed; I'll make it up to you.

• i could make

• wish to make

  But Lily, suddenly desperate to go, had argued: ‘They wish to make amends for this morning — they must be allowed…’

• try to make

  Alternatively, if you're keen to sail the club will try to make arrangements for you to go out with a club member.

• do not make

• do make

• make a decision

  At this point the school had to make a decision about the priority which this activity was to be given in the school's development.