MAKE vs DO

MAKE vs DO

1. MAKE

   • PRODUCT MATERIAL/ ORIGIN
     • Made from grapes, Made in China.
       • That's an imitation made in China.
     • Made by me, Made of gold.
       • The ring is made of gold.
   • PRODUCE A REACTION
     • Make you smile, Make you happy.
       • You make me happy
     • Make your eyes water, Make you sleepy.
       • Wine makes me sleepy.
   • PLANS AND DECISIONS
     • Make a decision, Make arrangements
       • Have you made a decision yet?
     • Make a choice, Make a plan
       • Don’t make any plans for the weekend.
   • SPEAKING AND SOUNDS
     • Make a comment, Make a speech.
       • The President is going to make a speech
     • Make a suggestion, Make a noise.
       • Can I make a suggestion?
   • FOOD, DRINK AND MEALS
     • Make breakfast, Make dinner.
       • I’ll make dinner.
     • Make a cup of coffee, Make a cake.
       • We made a birthday cake for Liliana
   • It is used when we use physical objects, also when we refer to actions, reactions or sounds.

2. DO

   • WORK, JOBS AND TASKS
     • Do your homework, Do your chores.
       • George is very responsible; he always does his homework.
     • -Do a good job, -Do the housework.
       • She has to do the housework.
   • NON-SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES
     • Do nothing, Do everything.
       • Please do nothing to interrupt our timetable.
   • REPLACE VERB WHEN OBVIOUS
     • Do the exam, Do your hair.
       • Do I need to do my hair?
     • Do the laundry, Do the dishes.
       • I do the laundry on Sundays.
   • It is used to do with work or activities; It is also often used with generic terms like "anything" or "something".

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