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Makes do not due. A common error that seems to be increasing.

• Chris2048 10mo ago
  Probably meant "make do", as in, able to manage with limited means available.
  • jamiek88 10mo ago
    Yes. That’s exactly what I said.
    • Chris2048 10mo ago
      What you said exactly is "makes", not "make".
      • jamiek88 9mo ago
        It is the do that is wrong not the makes. He makes do. He made do. He can make do. All correct. Makes do is not.