Do is sometimes confused with make. Do is a general purpose verb. It is used to talk about indefinite activities. Do is sometimes confused with make.
Do is a general purpose verb. It is used to talk about indefinite activities. Make is mainly used for constructing and creating. There are several common fixed expressions with do and make. Fill in the blanks with do or make.
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1. I have made all the arrangements for the party.
2. Although he made an attempt, he could not succeed.
3. The teacher advised every student to do their best.
4. We must do exercise every day to stay healthy.
5. Mari, who does my hair, has moved to another hairdressers’.
6. Will you do me a favor?
7. Can I make a phone call?
8. He made money by selling scrap.
9. We want to make peace with our neighbors.
10. He didn’t even make an effort to get up.
11. I have not yet made a decision.
12. As you are not feeling well, I will make an exception and allow you to leave early today.
