"Make" ou "Do" ?
These two verbs both mean “to do,” but they are not used in the same way. Here’s an easy way to tell them apart 👇
GRAMMAR TIPS
🔧 Use "DO" for activities, tasks, or work:
It refers to an action, often without creating something.
📌 do homework
📌 do the dishes
📌 do a job
💡 Tip: if it’s a routine or an obligation, think "DO".
🎨 Use "MAKE" when you create, produce, or build something:
There is a result at the end!
📌 make a cake
📌 make a decision
📌 make a mistake
💡 Tip: if you are creating something or it’s more imaginative, think "MAKE".