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    Ingles: Collocations - Make/ Do

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    This document lists common collocations, or frequently used word combinations, involving the verbs "do" and "make". It provides over 30 expressions for each verb, describing common actions and situations where those verbs are typically used, such as "do the dishes", "make a cake", "do homework", and "make a decision". The purpose is to illustrate standard phrases in English involving these important verbs.

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    This document lists common collocations, or frequently used word combinations, involving the verbs "do" and "make". It provides over 30 expressions for each verb, describing common actions and situations where those verbs are typically used, such as "do the dishes", "make a cake", "do homework", and "make a decision". The purpose is to illustrate standard phrases in English involving these important verbs.

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    This document lists common collocations, or frequently used word combinations, involving the verbs "do" and "make". It provides over 30 expressions for each verb, describing common actions and situations where those verbs are typically used, such as "do the dishes", "make a cake", "do homework", and "make a decision". The purpose is to illustrate standard phrases in English involving these important verbs.

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    This document lists common collocations, or frequently used word combinations, involving the verbs "do" and "make". It provides over 30 expressions for each verb, describing common actions and situations where those verbs are typically used, such as "do the dishes", "make a cake", "do homework", and "make a decision". The purpose is to illustrate standard phrases in English involving these important verbs.

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    ollocations Topic 1
    Expressions with DO

    Do business
    Do the dishes
    Do an exercise
    Do homework / housework
    Do it yourself
    Do a job
    Do ones best = try hard as you can
    Do ones duty
    Do the shopping / the washing up
    Do someone a favour
    Do someone good
    Do someone harm
    Do volunteer work
    Do well = to be successful
    Do badly = to be unsuccessful
    Do Biology / French / History
    Do your hair / make up
    Do a problem / a puzzle
    Do for a living = do as a job money that you earn to live on

    Expressions with MAKE

    Make an announcement
    Make a bed
    Make a cake
    Make a change
    Make a choice
    Make a deal
    Make a decision / make up your mind
    Make a demand
    Make a donation
    Make an effort
    Make an exception
    Make excuses
    Make a fool of oneself = to behave in a silly or embarrassing way
    Make fun of somebody / something = make jokes about someone /
    something in an unkind way.

    Make friends
    Make an impression
    Make an inquiry
    Make a journey / trip
    Make a list
    Make a living = earn or get money
    Make love
    Make a mess of something = to damage or spoil something.
    Make a mistake
    Make money
    Make a noise
    Make an offer
    Make plans / arrangements
    Make a point
    Make a resolution = a firm decision to do something
    Make sure / certain
    Make tea / coffee
    Make progress
    Make a promise
    Make room for somebody / something
    Make sense = to be practical and sensible
    Make a speech
    Make a suggestion
    Make trouble
    Make a phone call
    Make war / peace

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