make someone do something

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Term: make someone do something

Description:

The phrase "make someone do something" is an expression used to describe the act of compelling or forcing someone to perform a certain action or task. It implies exerting influence or control over others to ensure their compliance.

Common Usage:

Parents often use various tactics to make their children do their homework.
The teacher made the students complete their assignments before the deadline.
The traffic jam made me late for work.

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