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   What is the difference between you made it and you did it?

   • You made it” has the meaning of arriving somewhere and “you did it” means to complete something. The verb “to make” often has the meaning of creating something with your hands and “to do” has the meaning of performing an action that is obligatory but the meaning may slightly change when using “made it” and “did it”. “You made it” Examples

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   What is the difference between 'we did it' and 'we made it'?

   • Feel free to just provide example sentences. "we did it" means you have finished doing something in the past. "we made it", could means you succeed in something, or you make something in the past.... Was this answer helpful? Hmm... (2) Was this answer helpful? Hmm... (0)

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   What is the difference between made of and was?

   • I guess that "made of" is an idiom used to describe what something consists of, but not necessarily considering the original process used to make it. Both are grammatically correct, but using was has a different meaning and would be used in other situations: If they had the item in the past, but no longer have it: Oh, no! You lost the wallet?

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   What is the difference between did and made?

   • “Did” and “made” are usually emphasized when they mean “complete” and “arrive”. You did it! You made it! “You made it” can mean to arrive somewhere and is often used when there is some element of surprise or difficulty in the journey.

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   Mar 28, 2024 · The main subject here is understanding the difference between “You did it” and “You made it.” You did it is often used to praise someone for completing a task or achieving a goal. It’s like saying, “You completed the action successfully.”

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   Dec 15, 2018 · “Made it” has the connotation of arriving somewhere (either physical, like to the end of a race or to a distant city), or in time (to one’s sixtieth birthday, say). “Did it” has the connotation of completing an activity or creation of something.

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   Apr 20, 2010 · As a generality, which may or may not apply to any given context, "We did it" suggests that a specific goal has been achieved, as in "we won the championship game". "We made it" implies that an understood goal has been reached .

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   What's the difference between "We made it!" and "We did it!", for example? This is what I've heard: • Did it is used when you just completed something.

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   Mar 28, 2024 · Today, we will learn about two phrases - "You did it!" and "You made it!" that often confuse English language learners. Imagine completing a challenging English grammar exercise or delivering a great presentation. A celebratory"You did it!"

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    Sep 9, 2024 · The phrase 'we made it' signifies overcoming challenges and reaching significant milestones, emphasizing shared success and excitement. In contrast, 'we did it' conveys the completion of specific actions, highlighting significant achievements and the recognition of efforts put forth.