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    Make Money: Do The Washing-Up

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    The document discusses the differences between using 'make' and 'do' in various contexts. It provides examples of sentences using each word correctly and examines their use in expressions. It also includes a table comparing uses of 'make' and 'do' in different sentence constructions.

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    Make Money: Do The Washing-Up

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    The document discusses the differences between using 'make' and 'do' in various contexts. It provides examples of sentences using each word correctly and examines their use in expressions. It also includes a table comparing uses of 'make' and 'do' in different sentence constructions.

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    make

    money
    Normally “Make” – implies the creation of something whereas “Do” – implies the carrying out of
    something, but there are exceptions. These words are also found in many expressions.TO DOTO MAKE
    work, housework, the ironing
    a job, an exercise, an examination
    a test
    the washing-up / shopping
    lessons / one's hair
    good /harm
    a good turn/deed do the
    one's best / one's duty washing-up
    business
    a favour
    homework
    a crossword
    a dress, a cake, coffee
    a mistake /an appointment
    the bed / a fortune /money
    friends with / an enemy of
    a noise /peace / an agreement / a bargain
    improvements /progress
    the most of something
    Complete these sentencesa copy using/ preparations
    either « make » or « do » in its appropriate tense or form:
    / an arrangement
    a fuss of / trouble / a fool of
    fun of / up one's mind
    A glass of wine would …………………………. you goodantonight.
    sure of something/ effort
    “Where is Jane?” “She’s …………………………….. a profit / the
    a lossbeds, I think.
    We must get some new curtains ……………………………….
    They’ve …………………………………… him the Chairman of the Board.
    Have you …………………………………….. a lot of work today?
    They seem to be …………………………….. a lot of changed in the office.
    We didn’t feel like …………………………… anything so we went home early.
    I’m afraid you’ll have to ……………………………. this report again, there’s a mistake.
    I think I’ll …………………………….. my homework now and get it finished with.
    I’m sure Daniel could ………………………………. a bookcase out of these pieces of wood.
    What have you …………………………. with the scissors, Tom? I can’t find them.

    Choose between the two possibilities for each sentence:


    Excuse me, but I have to ___ a telephone call.
    a. do
    b. make
    She hadn’t ___ her best so she failed the exam.
    a. done
    b. made
    It was the first time she hadn’t ___ the beds.
    a. done
    b. made
    She was late so she didn't ___ breakfast for them.
    a. do
    b. make
    He ___ his homework, but forgot to bring it to school.
    a. did
    b. made

    I had to ___ an appointment with the dentist before leaving for work.

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