MAKE AND DO

DO
do a favour
do a project
do a test
do an assignment
do an exam
do badly
do business
do damage
do exercise
do good/well
do harm
do homework
do housework
do nothing
do research
do something
do some letter-writing
do some reading
do some studying
do some writing
do the accounts
do the cleaning
do the dishes
do the ironing
do the laundry
do the math
do the maximum
do the minimum
do the paperwork
do the shopping
do the vacuuming
do time
do work
do your best
do your duty
do your hair
do your nails
do your job
do your makeup

MAKE
make a booking
make a call to make a cake
make a choice
 make a comment
make a complaint
make a compromise
make a deal
make a decision
make a difference
make a fire
make a fool of yourself
make a fortune
make a habit
make a move
make a phone call
make a point
make a presentation
make a profit
make a promise
make a remark
make a reservation
make a speech
make a suggestion
make an appointment
to make an attempt
make an exception
make an excuse
make an offer
make arrangements
make believe
make friends
make fun
make changes
make money
make noise
make plans
make progres
make someone angry
make someone happy
make someone sad
make someone’s day
make time
make trouble
make dinner
make lunch
make breakfast
make tea / coffee
make a mistake
make the bed
make time
make war
Put make or do in the correct form.
1. France and Germany haven’t made an appointment yet.
2. She did the laundry every weekend.
3. Joanna made tea for the guests.
4. The car company has made an offer for us to buy an expensive car.
5. They will do a test to prove their knowledge next weekend.
6. Even if Marcus had done his best he would have not win.

Choose between the options given in the sentences.

1. Kayla ___ (does/makes) twice a week.

2. He _______ (has done/has made)his best friend angry.
3. A neighbor ________ (has made/has done) my day better.
4. The counselor ______ (will make/ will do) a speech.
5. They all ______(made/done) fun of a little boy.