Verbs for Everyday Actions

The video tutorial explains the differences between using 'make' and 'do' in English. 'Do' is used for actions, jobs, and tasks, focusing on the process, while 'make' is used when something is created or produced, either tangible or abstract. The tutorial also covers exceptions and common collocations that don't follow the general rules. Practice sentences are provided to reinforce learning.

Which verb would you use to describe the action of completing your homework?

• Create

• Make

• Do

• Build

Which verb is appropriate for describing the action of cleaning dishes?

• Do

• Make

• Create

• Build

What is the correct verb to use when referring to the creation of a cake?

• Execute

• Perform

• Make

• Do

When you are forming a plan, which verb should you use?

• Execute

• Perform

• Make

• Do

Which verb is used when referring to arranging a bed neatly?

• Do

• Build

• Create

• Make

What verb would you use to describe the action of exercising?

• Make

• Do

• Create

• Build

Which verb is used when you are forming a decision?

• Execute

• Perform

• Make

• Do

What verb should be used when referring to the action of styling hair?

• Create

• Build

• Do

• Make

Which verb is appropriate for describing the action of making a phone call?

• Execute

• Make

• Do

• Perform

What verb is used when referring to the action of drawing a picture?

• Make

• Do

• Create

• Build