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    "Make" Has A Creative Aspect (Make A Research) Whereas "Do" Is Used For A Process or

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    This document provides tips for improving English skills, including using idiomatic expressions and phrasal verbs, listening to formal speeches, being careful with countable and uncountable nouns, incorporating advanced vocabulary, and reading papers to learn more complex structures. It also notes the difference between using "make" and "do" and defines soil science.

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    This document provides tips for improving English skills, including using idiomatic expressions and phrasal verbs, listening to formal speeches, being careful with countable and uncountable nouns, incorporating advanced vocabulary, and reading papers to learn more complex structures. It also notes the difference between using "make" and "do" and defines soil science.

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    This document provides tips for improving English skills, including using idiomatic expressions and phrasal verbs, listening to formal speeches, being careful with countable and uncountable nouns, incorporating advanced vocabulary, and reading papers to learn more complex structures. It also notes the difference between using "make" and "do" and defines soil science.

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    "Make" Has A Creative Aspect (Make A Research) Whereas "Do" Is Used For A Process or

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    This document provides tips for improving English skills, including using idiomatic expressions and phrasal verbs, listening to formal speeches, being careful with countable and uncountable nouns, incorporating advanced vocabulary, and reading papers to learn more complex structures. It also notes the difference between using "make" and "do" and defines soil science.

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    - Use of idiomatic expressions: Idioms and phrasal verbs

    - Give examples and details


    - Work on general pronunciation.
    - Listen more formal speeches: TED talks.
    - Be careful with countable and uncountable nouns.
    - Another (singular noun), other (singular uncountable noun and plural nouns).

    - The science which studies the soil as a material.


    - If the soil is saturated sand.
    - “Make” has a creative aspect (make a research) whereas “do” is used for a process or
    activity (do a homework).
    - Incorporate advance vocabulary.
    - Read a lot of papers: Learn more complex.

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