The difference Between Do And Make

I need to _____ my homework before I go out tonight.

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Use “do” for actions you must do, like jobs or work, and for general activities, especially activities you repeat often

Can you _____ me a sandwich for lunch

• do

• make

• made

Answer explanation

Use “make” for when you create or produce something

I have to _____ a phone call to my boss.

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make refers to the result of that action. For example, if you make dinner, the result is pasta

He always ____ the dishes after dinner.

• do

• make

• does

Answer explanation

Use DO for actions, obligations, and repetitive tasks.

She ______ a cake for her friend's birthday party yesterday.

• did

• make

• done

• made

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Use MAKE for creating or producing something

I don't know what to _____ with my free time.

• make

• do

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DO generally refers to the action itself

The company is _______changes to their website.

• doing

• didn't

• doesn't

• making

He _____well on his math test.

• make

• made

• did

I'm going to _____ a cup of coffee before we start the meeting.

• made

• done

• make

I need to _____ some laundry this weekend.