Using 'Make' and 'Do' Correctly

The video tutorial explains the differences between 'make' and 'do' in English. It covers common mistakes, the correct usage of 'do' for general actions and daily activities, and 'make' for creation and production. The tutorial also discusses collocations, exceptions, and the use of these verbs in communication and business contexts. It concludes with examples of daily routines and tips for choosing the right verb.

What is the main difference between 'make' and 'do' in English?

• 'Make' is for general actions, 'do' is for creation.

• 'Make' is for creation, 'do' is for general actions.

• 'Make' and 'do' are interchangeable.

• 'Make' is used for questions, 'do' is used for answers.

Which of the following is an example of using 'do' correctly?

• Do some exercise

• Do a decision

• Do a suggestion

• Do a cake

When should you use 'make' instead of 'do'?

• When creating or producing something

• When referring to general actions

• When discussing failures

• When talking about daily routines

Which sentence uses 'do' correctly?

• I do a decision about the trip.

• I do my homework every day.

• I do a suggestion for dinner.

• I do a cake for breakfast.

Which of the following is an example of using 'make' correctly?

• Make a mistake

• Make a test

• Make a course

• Make a research

What is a common mistake when using 'make' and 'do'?

• Using 'make' for daily activities

• Using 'do' for creation

• Using 'make' for tests

• Using 'do' for communication

Which of the following collocates with 'do'?

• Do a suggestion

• Do a decision

• Do a promise

• Do the laundry

Which of the following collocates with 'make'?

• Make the cleaning

• Make the shopping

• Make a plan

• Make the dishes

In a business context, which is correct?

• Make a job

• Make an interview

• Make a task

• Make a profit

Which is correct in a social context?

• Make a barbecue

• Make a party

• Make a friend

• Make a suggestion