Do vs. Make

Do vs. Make

1. "Do" It refers to a physical or mental activity.

   • Actions, activities and work.
     • It does seem rather late.
     • They do work very hard.
     • Do the homework
     • Do the cleaning
     • Do a crossword

2. Use 'make' to express an activity that creates something that you can touch.

   • 'Make' for Constructing, Building, Creating
     • Make a cake
     • He has to make a speech for a meeting.
     • The company makes photographic equipment.
     • I’ll make dinner.

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