The phrase 'make a sentence' is not grammatically correct on its own.
It could be used if it was part of a larger sentence such as "Can you make a sentence using the word 'dog'?".
Make a sentence of your own in your head.
"I could not make a sentence," he said.
You could make a sentence merely because a word keeps popping into your mind.
But I wasn't trying to make a sentence — I was trying to break free.
"People ask me questions because I'm a lone survivor and can make a sentence," Mr. Webb said.
Activities include colour-coding matching phrases, re-ordering words to make a sentence and finding the missing item.
It is M'Diarmid's sentences — fantastically clausal helices that would make a sentence-diagrammer faint — that defy explanation, even two hundred years later.
Someone else made a sentence from the words they bought.
How easy or difficult it is to articulate what makes a sentence great?
I made a sentence out of them that you read as you go up.
"I think you are born with a seed for making a sentence that reads well, as well as one for learning to be discriminating where food is concerned".
