Do is used for actions, obligations, and repetitive tasks, while make is used for creating or producing something or for chosen actions. Do generally refers to the action itself, while make usually refers to the result. Some examples of collocations with do include doing housework, homework, or a job. Examples of collocations with make include making food, friends, plans, or a discovery.
Do is used for actions, obligations, and repetitive tasks, while make is used for creating or producing something or for chosen actions. Do generally refers to the action itself, while make usually refers to the result. Some examples of collocations with do include doing housework, homework, or a job. Examples of collocations with make include making food, friends, plans, or a discovery.
Do is used for actions, obligations, and repetitive tasks, while make is used for creating or producing something or for chosen actions. Do generally refers to the action itself, while make usually refers to the result. Some examples of collocations with do include doing housework, homework, or a job. Examples of collocations with make include making food, friends, plans, or a discovery.
Use DO for actions, obligations, and repetitive tasks.
Use MAKE for creating or producing something, and for actions you choose to do. DO generally refers to the action itself, and MAKE usually refers to the result.
COLLOCATIONS WITH “DO” COLLOCATIONS WITH “MAKE”
1-HOUSEWORK 1-FOOD do the housework make breakfast/lunch/dinner do the laundry make a sandwich do the dishes make a salad do the shopping make a cup of tea BUT WE DON’T *DO bed* WE SAY make a reservation *MAKE BED* 2-RELATIONSHIPS 2-WORK / STUDY make friends do work make fun of someone (= tease / mock do homework someone) do business make up (= resolve a problem in a do a good/great/terrible job relationship) do a report 3-COMMUNICATION do a course make a phone call/make a joke/make a point 3-TAKING CARE OF YOUR BODY make a bet/make a complaint do exercise make a confession/make a speech do your hair make a suggestion/make a prediction. do your nails make an excuse/make a promise 4-GENERAL GOOD OR BAD ACTIONS make an observation/make a comment do anything / something / everything / nothing 4-PLANS & PROGRESS do well make plans do badly make a decision/choice do good make a mistake do the right thing make progress do your best make an attempt / effort (= try) make up your mind (= decide). make a discovery make a list make sure (= confirm) make a difference make an exception.