The usage of "make" Vs "do":
Make:
1. She makes a mean cup of coffee.
2. He made a decision to move to a new city.
3. They made a cake for their friend's
birthday.
4. Can you make a note of that for me?
5. She made a donation to the charity.
6. He made an excuse for being late.
7. They made an appointment with the
doctor.
8. I'll make a suggestion for the project.
9. She made a commitment to exercise
more.
10. He made an impression at the job
interview.
11. They made a choice between the two
options.
12. Can you make a phone call for me?
13. She made a reservation at the hotel.
14. He made a mess in the kitchen.
15. They made a fortune selling their
company.
16. I'll make a plan for our vacation.
17. She made a request for more information.
18. He made a speech at the event.
19. They made an effort to reduce their
carbon footprint.
20. Can you make a promise to always be
there for me?
21. She made a deal with the supplier.
22. He made a comment about her outfit.
23. They made a pact to stay friends forever.
24. I'll make a suggestion for improving the
process.
25. She made a request for a raise.
26. He made a reservation for two at the
restaurant.
27. They made a decision to adopt a dog.
28. Can you make a list of the items we need?
29. She made a contribution to the team
effort.
30. He made a statement to the press.
Do:
1. I have to do my homework before I can go
out.
2. She did the laundry yesterday.
3. Can you do me a favor and water the
plants?
4. He needs to do some research for his
thesis.
5. They did the dishes after dinner.
6. I'll do the cooking if you do the cleaning.
7. She did a great job on her presentation.
8. He did his best to solve the problem.
9. Can you do the shopping for the party?
10. They did a lot of walking while they were
on vacation.
11. Do you think you can do it?
12. I'll do whatever it takes to succeed.
13. She did a wonderful job organizing the
event.
14. Can you do the dishes while I take out the
trash?
15. He did his homework without any help.
16. Do you know where I can do some
shopping around here?
17. I did my best to finish on time.
18. She did a lot of volunteering at the shelter.
19. Can you do the cooking tonight?
20. He did all the repairs himself.
21. Do you have to do that now?
22. I'll do the driving; you can navigate.
23. She did the math in her head.
24. Can you do me a favor and pick up the
kids from school?
25. He did a great job explaining the concept.
26. Do you mind if I do some work here?
27. I did the calculations, and it should work
out.
28. She did a fantastic job decorating the
house.
29. Can you do the talking while I listen?
30. He did everything he could to help.