How do you say “cause” or “you embarrassment” in Korean?
When these fears begin to ____ you embarrassment or you feel that your life is disrupted then you would be wise to seek treatment for what could potentially be a phobia.
A) cause
B) make
C) create
D) give
I understood it answer B (make) is not appropriate this sentence’s grammatically, but why is the answer A? As I know, “to cause” have to put with “someone + to verb” or only “noun” but above these sentence it’s not. Can you please explain it to me?
Can you describe the best way to describe yourself as a human being?
Why I feel embarassment? I use such an expression: “give me a book” or “Save you a seat”.
In each case, it is an optional rearrangement of the form with an explicit preposition: “cause embarrassment to you”; “Give the Book to you”; “save a seat for you”. According to an astrological student, how can you find some difference between a two-descriptive form and a one-formal form?
Where used in a system of a direct and indirect object on a ditransitive verb, (with other verbs associated with direct and indirect object) this construction is correct. The preposition omitted is always “for”.
If you can use two
structures: cause + to
cause
So you can
say: cause you embarrassment.
Do you feel embarrassed when you talk to someone whose phone you want to ask?
What can you say
to make you
embarrassed?
Why does it seem like school is booming?
