I must _____you to do the work.

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make

have

get

made

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Modal auxiliary Verb এর পরে Verb এর Base Form বসে। I must make you to do the work.

2 years ago

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Md Azizur Rahman

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The correct word to complete the sentence is:

"make"

So the complete sentence is:

"I must make you do the work."

Explanation:

"Make" is used to indicate that you are causing someone to do something. It fits the context of requiring someone to perform a task.
"Have" could also be used but typically in a different context like "I must have you do the work," which is less common in this structure.
"Get" could be used as well ("I must get you to do the work"), but it implies persuading or arranging rather than directly causing.
"Made" is the past tense form and doesn't fit in this sentence as it should be in the present tense "make."

7 months ago

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Najjar Hossain Raju

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