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'can make a difference to' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to make reference to having the power to affect something. For example: "The contributions of volunteers can make a difference to the lives of others."
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The choice of unit here can make a difference to assignments of responsibility because it can entail different numbers of changes required for pivotality.
What else can make a difference to underachieving children?
I believe you can make a difference to people's lives.
It's a real job where you can make a difference to how animals are cared for.
But the evidence suggests that they can make a difference to primary schools.
I like to think that I can make a difference to people.
"This is when you can make a difference to your life.
And if you can make a difference to three or four youngsters - that's the critical point.
So a sales holiday can make a difference to those on a tight budget.
"But it can make a difference to what you do or how you feel".
DW: Do you think that sport can make a difference to people's lives?
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