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which makes us suppose that vs which makes us to suppose that

The correct phrase is 'which makes us suppose that.' The preposition 'to' should not be used after 'makes us.' This phrase is commonly used in English to indicate a reason or cause for a supposition.

Last updated: March 26, 2024 • 736 views

which makes us suppose that

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to introduce a reason or cause for a supposition or assumption.
  • Suppose that makes us somethin'.
  • I suppose that makes us even then.
  • I suppose that makes her some sort of a poet.
  • I suppose that makes the world easier to understand.
  • I suppose that makes me a lucky man then.
  • I suppose that makes me the lady.
  • Yes... I suppose that makes sense.
  • Right, so, if he's archer, I suppose that makes you lana kane.
  • I'm watching the kids right now, So I suppose that makes me the babysitter.
  • I suppose that makes you the boss around here?
  • And I suppose that makes it better.
  • So I suppose that makes me the victor in our little game, but then who's keeping score?
  • And I suppose that makes you King Arthur, does it?
  • And I suppose that makes it better?
  • What makes him suppose he should change the world?
  • I suppose it makes no difference as the King has the devil in his.
  • Then again, I suppose it makes sense.
  • Suppose someone makes a connection between Mrs Patmore
  • Don't suppose you make many enemies in your line of work.
  • I suppose it makes sense to get as much intelligence as possible.

which makes us to suppose that

This phrase is incorrect in English. The preposition 'to' should not be used after 'makes us.'

  • Suppose that makes us somethin'.
  • I suppose that makes us even then.
  • I suppose that makes her some sort of a poet.
  • I suppose that makes the world easier to understand.
  • I suppose that makes me a lucky man then.
  • I suppose that makes me the lady.
  • Yes... I suppose that makes sense.
  • Right, so, if he's archer, I suppose that makes you lana kane.
  • I'm watching the kids right now, So I suppose that makes me the babysitter.
  • I suppose that makes you the boss around here?
  • Ladies and gentlemen, the speech by Commissioner Ferrero-Waldner leads us to suppose that Parliament's resolution is an eminent example of political correctness; perhaps even something like a curtsey to Russia's new President, Mr Medvedev.
  • And I suppose that makes it better.
  • So I suppose that makes me the victor in our little game, but then who's keeping score?
  • And I suppose that makes you King Arthur, does it?
  • And I suppose that makes it better?
  • What makes him suppose he should change the world?
  • I suppose it makes no difference as the King has the devil in his.
  • Then again, I suppose it makes sense.
  • Suppose someone makes a connection between Mrs Patmore
  • Don't suppose you make many enemies in your line of work.

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