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Make Do

The document provides examples of using 'do' and 'make' to distinguish between actions and creating or producing something. 'Do' is generally used for actions, obligations, and repetitive tasks, while 'make' refers to creating or producing a result.

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Make Do

The document provides examples of using 'do' and 'make' to distinguish between actions and creating or producing something. 'Do' is generally used for actions, obligations, and repetitive tasks, while 'make' refers to creating or producing a result.

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B1 MAKE and DO GV002

Fill in MAKE or DO. Basic Difference Between DO


And MAKE
Use DO for actions, obligations,
1. ____________ a job and repetitive tasks.
2. ____________ an exception Use MAKE for creating or
3. ____________ trouble
producing something, and for
actions you choose to do.
4. ____________ your hair
DO generally refers to the action
5. ____________ me a favour
itself, and MAKE usually refers
6. ____________ a difference to the result. For example, if
7. ____________ an arrangement you “make breakfast,” the result
8. ____________ a mess is an omelet! If you “make a
9. ____________ business suggestion,” you have created a
10. ____________ harm
recommendation.
11. ____________ a living
12. ____________ your best
13. ____________ a discovery
14. ____________ an effort
15. ____________ sport
16. ____________ some noise
17. ____________ a comment
18. ____________ dinner
19. ____________ some exercise
20. ____________ household chores
21. ____________ a choice
22. ____________ your homework
23. ____________ a suggestion
24. ____________ your bed
25. ____________ work
26. ____________ an experiment
27. ____________ the dishes
28. ____________ a decision
29. ____________ improvements
30. ____________ your duty

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KEY

1. do a job
2. make an exception
3. make trouble
4. do your hair
5. do me a favour
6. make a difference
7. make an arrangement
8. make a mess
9. do business
10. do harm
11. make a living
12. do your best
13. make a discovery
14. make an effort
15. do sport
16. make some noise
17. make a comment
18. make dinner
19. do some exercise
20. do household chores
21. make a choice
22. do your homework
23. make a suggestion
24. make your bed
25. do work
26. do an experiment
27. do the dishes
28. make a decision
29. make improvements
30. do your duty

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