Make or Do - Vocabulary Quiz

In general, we use the verb "make" with things we produce or construct and the verb "do" for activities. Unfortunately, this is just a tendency and there are many exceptions. Here are some of the most common "make or do" combinations.

Decide between "make" or "do", sometimes the verb needs to be conjugated.

1. I usually -- do the cleaning on Saturday Morning.
2. Do you -- make your bed every morning?
3. Sue cooks but I -- do the dishes.
4. I usually -- do about 50 situps in the morning.
5. Let's -- make a date for the 15th.
6. I'd be happy if you would -- do the honors.
7. John -- does everything by hand - he is amazing!
8. How much profit did your company -- make last quarter?
9. You don't need to -- make a face if you don't like my cooking!
10. Please, -- make yourselves at home. I'll only be a minute.

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