Which Is Correct Make Sense or Makes Sense?
Senior Member 'It' Is Singular, So It Takes a Singular Verb - Makes. How Do You Use Make Sense? Someone Who Makes Sense Is Reasonable or Shows Good Judgment...
How do you use make sense?
Someone who makes sense is reasonable or shows good judgment: Everything he said made sense – I'd definitely vote for him. It makes sense to pay off your debts before you start trying to save money.
What difference makes or make?
"Make" should be used here, but the reason is not simply because there is a multiple subject. The rule for subject-verb agreement when there is a multiple subject is this: If the multiple subjects are joined by and, then the verb is plural. If the multiple subjects are joined by or/nor then the verb is singular.
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