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    The document discusses the difference between using the verbs 'do' and 'make'. 'Do' is used for performing actions or tasks, like doing homework or chores, while 'make' refers to creating or preparing things, such as making food, calls, or decisions.

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    The document discusses the difference between using the verbs 'do' and 'make'. 'Do' is used for performing actions or tasks, like doing homework or chores, while 'make' refers to creating or preparing things, such as making food, calls, or decisions.

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    The document discusses the difference between using the verbs 'do' and 'make'. 'Do' is used for performing actions or tasks, like doing homework or chores, while 'make' refers to creating or preparing things, such as making food, calls, or decisions.

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    The document discusses the difference between using the verbs 'do' and 'make'. 'Do' is used for performing actions or tasks, like doing homework or chores, while 'make' refers to creating or preparing things, such as making food, calls, or decisions.

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    DO MAKE

    We use the verb “do” when somebody We use the verb “make” for constructing,
    performs an action, activity or task. building or creating.
    (do a crossword, do the ironing) (make a dress, make a cup of coffee)

    “Do” is often used when referring to work of “Make” is often used when referring to
    any kind. preparing food of any kind.
    (do your work, do homework…) (make a meal / breakfast/ lunch)

    - to do a favour - to make a booking


    - to do a project - to make a (phone) call
    - to do a test - to make a cake
    - to do an exam - to make a choice
    - to do exercises - to make a comment
    - to do homework - to make a complaint
    - to do housework - to make a decision
    - to do something/everything/nothing - to make a deal
    - to do research - to make a difference
    - to do the dishes - to make a fire
    - to do the ironing - to make a fortune
    - to do the laundry - to make a mistake
    - to do the shopping - to make a mess (of)
    - to do your best - to make a move
    - to do your duty - to make a presentation
    - to do your hair - to make a promise
    - to do your nails - to make a reservation
    - to do your job - to make a sound
    - to do yoga /karate/ gymnastics - to make a suggestion
    - to make an appointment
    - to make an enquiry
    - to make an excuse
    - to make an offer
    - to make friends
    - to make noise
    - to make plans
    - to make someone’s day
    - to make breakfast/lunch/
    dinner/supper
    - to make a snack
    - to make tea / coffee / cocoa
    - to make your bed
    - to make up someone’s mind
    - to make the most of something

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