X Canned beverage makes you refresh.
Tim says:
A drink refreshes you! You don’t refresh a drink! Or, is the drink causing you to refresh someone else? “I’m going to make you refresh him!” the drink says to you…
This sentence should end with an adjective showing the condition that results from drinking the beverage. To make an adjective, you should use the past participle form — “refreshed.” (Also, we need “a” before “canned beverage”!)
O A canned beverage makes you refreshed.
Or else we could use “refresh” as a verb, the correct way:
O A canned beverage refreshes you.
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