Usage of 'give' and 'make' in Sentences

It is too late to repair some of the damage done / made to the environment.

• done

• made

I have done / made hundreds of exercises on grammar and vocabulary this week.

• done

• made

The politician asked the newspaper to do / make an apology for the inaccuracies in their report.

• do

• make

Our college gives / makes us a wide choice of subjects to study.

• gives

• makes

We do / make a lot of business with American companies.

• do

• make

The students were asked to give / make their opinions about the new menu in the canteen.

• give

• make

It is worth doing / making an effort to look back at what you’ve learnt.

• doing

• making

Silva gave / made a remark about her sister which I thought was a bit unkind.

• gave

• made

The bus company has done / made improvements to the services it offers.

• done

• made

The college hopes to do / make a profit by selling its magazine.

• do

• make