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MAKE & DO
They’re so noisy!!! I can
not concentrate!
Don’t make much noise!I’m doing my homework!
Make noiseDo homework
1. To express daily activities or jobs which usually produce no physical
object.do homeworkdo houseworkdo the ironingdo the dishes
do a jobEx: when the phone rang, I was doing
my homework.
To Do: to perform, to act, to To Do: to perform, to act, to accomplishaccomplish
2. Use the verb 'do' when speaking about things in general. Often used with the words ‘something, nothing, anything, everything, etc’.
Ex: I'm not doing anything today. He does everything for his mother. She's doing nothing at the moment.
3. Collocation (verb + noun combinations):
do one’s bestdo gooddo harmdo a favordo business
DODO:
a good job (errand, chore)
a coursehomework
the shopping crossword puzzles
something/anything/nothingan assignment
one’s dutys.o a favorresearch
business with
1. 'Make' for Constructing, Building, Creating
Ex: make food make a cup of tea/coffee make a mess
To Make: to produce, to create, to construct
2. Collcations: make plans
make an exceptionmake arrangementmake a telephonemake a decisionmake a mistake
make noisemake money
make an excusemake an effort
Make:
Note: make + S.O +adj
a contributiona pointa forecasta comparisionnoiselunchmoneyfriends
a lista mistakea profita promisea suggestion a decisionan offera phone callan appointment
1. The tips of high-speed dental drills are (done/made) of tungsten steel and often contain diamonds.
2. A cottage industry is a form of manufacturing (done/made) at home.
3. Margaret Mead (did/made) fundamental contributions to both the theory and firework of anthropology.
4. Many universities receive grants to (do/make) research for the federal government.
5. The helicopter can (do/make) jobs that no other aircraft can.
I- Underline the word that correctly completes each sentence below:
II- Complete the second sentence, use no more than five words including the given word in bold. Do not
change the meaning.
1. Have you made any arrangements for the interview? anything
2. His letter of application was very inaccurate. mistakes
3. You can call your boss from my office. a phone call
Have you done anything for the interview?
He made a lot of mistakes in his letter of application.
You can make a phone call to your boss from my office.
4. My brother is studying French at a language center. course
5. His business is very profitable. money
6. I’ve decided to apply for that job. decision
7. You’ve decorated the room very well. job
My brother is doing a course in French at a language center.
He makes a lot of money from his business.
I’ve made a decision to apply for that job.
You’ve done a good job of decorating the room.
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