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Make & Do: Collocations: Choose The Correct Verb MAKE or DO

The document provides guidance on using the verbs "make" and "do" in different collocations and sentences. It notes that "make" is generally used with expressions related to money, speech, and manual tasks, while "do" is used for actions and unspecified actions. Examples are given of collocations and sentences to fill in blanks with the correct form of "make" or "do".

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Make & Do: Collocations: Choose The Correct Verb MAKE or DO

The document provides guidance on using the verbs "make" and "do" in different collocations and sentences. It notes that "make" is generally used with expressions related to money, speech, and manual tasks, while "do" is used for actions and unspecified actions. Examples are given of collocations and sentences to fill in blanks with the correct form of "make" or "do".

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MAKE & DO

Collocations: Choose the correct verb MAKE or DO:

1. Business 6. Decision
2. A favor 7. Investment
3. An offer 8. Agreement
4. A sale 9. Market research
5. Damage 10. Job
Fill in the gaps (be sure to use the correct tense)
1. My uncle Martin _______ a lot of money with his company last year.

2. You didn't _______ your homework yesterday. Why?

3. ______ me a favor. Can you pick up my suit from the dry cleaner's tomorrow?

4. Before going to the airport, _______ sure you have your ID with you.

5. I think Jane _______ a mistake in her presentation yesterday.

6. It won't _______ you any harm to eat more fruit and vegetables!

7. The police officer was only _______ his duty when he questioned you about the robbery.

8. David had just _______ me an offer I can't refuse. He's asked me to _______ a journey with
him to Sydney!

9. It's always a pleasure to _______ business with that company.

10. Jerry has _______ fun of me because of my outfit!

Fill in the gaps in the text. Try not to look at the first page 😊

Following this minority investment by a major corporation, all the promises our niche company
has _______ based on its values-led approach will remain. We'll just get to _______them even
more. The founders will continue to lead and run the company; we will be the same people in
the same offices _______ the same products in the same way.

There’s no real criteria for when to use MAKE and DO, although as a guideline
MAKE is used with expressions related to money (make a fortune, make a profit ... ), using the
gift of speech (make a phone call, make a speech, make a deal…), and using your hands (make
dinner, make your bed…).
DO is used in phrases relating to actions (do work, do a job, do exercise, do the washing up … )
and for unspecific actions (do something, do your best, do as much as you can, do good ... )
Make a list of the phrases you use the most, update it frequently and review it often.

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