Learning English - How The 'Make' And 'Do' Nouns Work

The video tutorial explores the differences between the verbs 'make' and 'do', focusing on their common collocations. It includes interactive challenges and games like charades to help learners practice and remember which words pair with 'make' and 'do'. The tutorial concludes with tips for further practice and encourages viewers to engage with friends using the provided collocations.

What is the primary focus when learning the verbs 'make' and 'do'?

• Understanding their grammatical structure

• Learning the collocations associated with each verb

• Practicing their pronunciation

• Memorizing their definitions

Which of the following is a correct 'make' collocation?

• Make the laundry

• Make a decision

• Make the dishes

• Make your hair

During the timed exercise, how many 'do' collocations did Larissa manage to say?

• Six

• Five

• Four

• Three

In the charades game, which action was correctly guessed as a 'make' collocation?

• Make a noise

• Make the laundry

• Make the dishes

• Make your hair

What is the purpose of the charades game in the video?

• To learn new vocabulary

• To guess 'make' and 'do' collocations

• To improve acting skills

• To practice pronunciation

What humorous advice is given about a difficult collocation?

• Don't try to make a decision

• Don't try to make a friend

• Don't try to make a noise

• Don't try to make a mistake

What activity is suggested for practicing collocations with friends?

• Reading a book

• Listening to music

• Playing charades

• Writing essays