Just emphasize making friends: make a friend, make a friend

Emphasize who to make friends with: make friends with ..., make friends with ...

Example:

When? I? do? make? a? friend,? they? are? very? dear? and? precious? to? me.?

as long as I make a friend, he is very kind and respectful to me.

I'll? make? friends? with? my? new? neighbour.?

I will make friends with my new neighbors.

key words:

make

English [me? K] beauty [mek]?

do, make; Production, formulation; Make into; Cause to produce

vi. Start; Try; March; Increase

n. manufacturing; Production; Character; Shape, style

Extended information

When used as a noun, make basically means "manufacturing method, style", and by extension it can mean "physique, quality".

make is often followed by the preposition of, usually followed by a singular noun form.

Usage of make followed by infinitive: When used in the infinitive of make+ object+verb, the verb cannot be preceded by to, which means "make someone (or something) do it". In the passive usage, the verb must be preceded by to. But if make simply means "manufacturing", to can't be omitted.

I made her cry.

She is made to repeat the whole story. She was asked to repeat the whole story.