Question

Our teacher made us... three projects in one week А) do В) to do

Answer 1

A)do
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Answer 2

Both options "do" and "to do" can be used in this context, but they have slightly different nuances.

1. "Our teacher made us do three projects in one week." This sentence suggests that the teacher required the students to complete three projects within a week. The emphasis is on the completion of the projects as a task assigned by the teacher.

2. "Our teacher made us to do three projects in one week." This sentence implies that the teacher compelled the students to engage in the process of doing three projects within a week. The emphasis is on the action of doing the projects rather than just completing them.

In most cases, the first option ("do") is more commonly used and sounds more natural. However, both options can be grammatically correct depending on the intended meaning.