Do and make
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The document discusses the differences between the verbs "to do" and "to make". "To do" means to execute or perform an activity, while "to make" refers to creation, preparation, or construction. Examples are provided of sentences using each verb correctly, such as "Steve is doing the dishes" and "The masons are making a house". Key points are summarized for each verb.
Do and make
- 2. To Do ● To execute some activity; ● To perform.
- 3. Steve is _______ the dishes.doing
- 4. The woman is _______ the man a favor doing
- 5. The girl ________ her homework last night. did
- 6. Julie __________ the laundry tomorrow. 03/17 – Today 03/18 – Tomorrow will do
- 7. A+ Joe _______ great on the exam last semester. did
- 8. Carol _______ the housework to help her mother. does
- 9. Keep this in mind! To doTo do Expresses perfomance of any kind.
- 10. To Make Refers to the creation, preparation or construction of something.
- 11. Francisco's cousin is making coffee.
- 12. The masons are _______ a house.making
- 13. Sue loves to _______ friends.make
- 14. Lisa is _______ a chocolate cake.making
- 15. Calvin is _______ faces.making
- 16. The woman ________ a dress yesterday.made
- 17. Douglas ________ breakfast everyday.makes
- 18. Leroy is _______ a kite.making
- 19. The student is ________ plans for the weekend. making
- 20. Keep this in mind! To makeTo make ● Creation; ● Preparation; ● Construction.
- 21. Now, let's do some exercises
- 22. Now, let's make a sandwich!
- 23. Now, let's do the dishes!
- 24. DoDo MakeMake XX To execute some activity; To perform. To create To construct Preparation