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Note by Ana Martinez , updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Ana Martinez
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Collocations with make and do
MAKE. Usually refers to the result. Use make for creating or producing something and for actions you choose to do. Common collocations: food, money, relationships, communication, plans and progress. DO. Generally refers to the action itself. Use do for actions, obligations and repetitive tasks. Common collocations: housework, work, study, taking care of your body and general good or bad actions.
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