make vs do

He has a good job and ​ (a)   a lot of money.

• makes
• does

Answer explanation

We usually use make in collocations referring to money.

Alice ​ (a)   very well in her maths test.

• did
• made

Answer explanation

We use do in collocations referring to general good or bad actions.

Do you want me to​ (a)   you a coffee?

• make
• do

Answer explanation

We use make in collocations referring to the preparation of food and drink.

Joe (a)   his homework yet.

• hasn't done
• hasn't made

Answer explanation

We use do in collocations referring to jobs and work and tasks.

The children are (a)   a lot of noise right now.

• making
• doing

Answer explanation

We use make in collocations referring to sounds.

Have you (a)   any plans for the weekend yet?

• made
• done

Answer explanation

We use make in collocations referring to plans and arrangements.

Cara ​ (a)   the dishes every evening.

• does
• makes

Answer explanation

We use do in collocations referring to housework and repetitive tasks.

If you want to get fit, you should ​ (a)   more exercise

• do
• make

Answer explanation

We use do in collocations referring to sports and hobbies.

Luis always ​ (a)   dinner as soon as he gets home.

• makes
• does

Answer explanation

We use make in collocations referring to the preparation of food and drink.

John went into the kitchen to ​ (a)   a phone call.

• make
• do

Answer explanation

We use make in collocations referring to communication.