Where is the part of "無理矢理" in your sentence ?
It should beMy mother made me study in spite of myself.
or rather: against my will.
CK, can this sentence be understood as My mother used to make me study? I mean perhaps she made me study several times in the past.
But this particular sentence doesn't specify the time or frequency. My question is still the same: do you understand "My mother made me study" as something occured once or several times?
It could mean either just one time like "last night" or many times like "every day last week".
Thank you.
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