quarrel

[mimi2]

I'm feeling that this sentence is strange in meaning because I think no one encourages others to quarrel. Is this sentence right?
"Make up the quarrel with him, please, for my sake, if not for your own."
Thanks.

 

[Shauneyzboyz]

In this case, you can simply say:

"Make up with him, please, for my sake, if not your own."

Whenever we "make up with [a person]," it is assumed that a fight/quarrel/squabble has occurred.

 

[Joelline]

It is correct. Another way of saying this would be "Make peace with him, please, and do this for me if you will not do this for yourself."

 

[mimi2]

"Make peace with him" I like this sentence.
Thank you.

 

[zhonglin]

Hi,

Can I say "don't quarrel your brother" or don't quarrel with your brother"

Please advie.