Do

or
Make?
Do
We use the verb 'do' when someone performs
an action, activity or task.
'Do' is often used when referring to work of any
kind.





Note - these activities do not usually produce a physical object.


do the dishes
do housework
do the ironing
do homework
Collocations (verb + noun) with Do
do one's best
do good
do harm
do a favour
do business
Make
We use the verb 'make' for constructing,
building or creating.
'Make' is often used when referring to preparing
food of any kind.





Note - these activities usually create something that
you can touch.





make an omelete
make a cup of coffee
make plans
Collocations (verb + noun) with Make
make an exception
make a telephone call
make a decision
make a mistake
make noise
make money
make an effort
Choose the correct option.
1. ____ the cleaning and the cooking.


2. ____ a good impression.


3. ____ a lot of damage.

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4. ____ a noise.


5. ____ ones hair.


6. ____ business.








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7. _____ love, not war.


8. ____ a fortune.


9. ____ fun of someone.



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