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Make and Do
| Make | DO |
| a salad | the dishes |
| plastic containers | the shopping |
| a sculpture | your homework |
| a movie | work |
| a soup | a good job |
| cars | the laundry |
| shoes | the cooking |
| a cake | exercise |
| a shirt | well in something |
| toys | badly in something |
| a statue | a favor |
| a sauce | your duty |
| a delicious meal | research |
| a gown | an assignment |
| a desk | your best |
| a breakfast | a dance |
| a scarf | yoga |
| a tool | tricks |
| a coffee table | damage |
| appetizers | good |
| a mistake | harm |
| a speech | investigation |
| a phone call | projects |
| an effort | test |
| a decision | hair |
| love | problems |
| war | Something wrong |
| noise | traveling |
| an excuse | children |
| plans | work |
| reservations | tricks |
| your bed | favor |
| money | business(with Somebody) |
| time | one’s best |
| friends | business with |
| ennemies | a calculation |
| sense | a chore |
| a deal | the cleaning |
| a suggestion | one’s hair |
| up your mind | a job |
| it better | the hunting |
| it worse | a problem |
| a big deal of it | a puzzle |
| someone happy | a quiz |
| someone sad | Something for somebody |
| a fuss | studying |
| fool yourself | taxes |
| a nuisance of yourself | |
| a deposit | |
| comparison | |
| repars | |
| test | |
| lunch | |
| sentence | |
| problems | |
| peace | |
| decision | |
| bed | |
| time | |
| room | |
| peace | |
| clothes | |
| friends | |
| party | |
| presentation | |
| phone | |
| call | |
| love | |
| sense | |
| a fuss | |
| joke | |
| money | |
| business ( succeed in it) | |
| an appointment | |
| an arrangement | |
| a believe | |
| a bet | |
| a call | |
| a change | |
| change ( for money) | |
| a commitment | |
| a comparison | |
| a date | |
| a difference | |
| a discovery | |
| manage with little available | |
| an error | |
| a face | |
| a fool of | |
| Friendships | |
| Fun of | |
| good | |
| an impression | |
| an improvement | |
| a list | |
| a living | |
| peace | |
Make and do are used to describe an activity, action or task. The basic
meaning of the verbs make and do is the same, but each of them combines
with particular words and expressions that must be learned by heart.
To give the meaning of producing or constructing something
concrete use verb make :
- clothes furniture
- three-dimensional art and film
- manufactured products
- food ( meals)
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