To make changes meaning in English

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Definition

to make changes: to modify, to alter verb
We've made some changes to your report, now it's better.
  • "Maybe I can make a few changes."
  • "The point is, if you make some changes here and there, you're bound to get your financial situation sorted out in no time."
  • "I have made the changes you requested, and I am pleased to inform you that you now have a reservation on Budget Airlines flight number 13 from San Francisco to Jakarta, leaving at 3:00 AM on Monday, August 2nd."
  • "Now, I will make some big changes to the Xavier Delavigne Corporation!"
  • "Again, I hope these accommodations suit you, and please get in touch with me if you need to make any more changes."

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