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If you found this post interesting, make sure you listen to the full podcast episode with Mark and Josie on the Coffee Break English Show. It’s a good idea to make a list when you see or hear a new expression, to help you remember it. Remember, there are many more expressions with make and do. She is doing research for her PhD at the moment. I’m going to the supermarket to do the shopping. It usually takes her 10 minutes to do her hair in the morning.ĭo you usually do exercise in the morning or in the evening? Now you’ve seen some expressions with make, here are five fixed expressions with do: Please try not to make a mess in the kitchen!
We need to make a decision about where to go on holiday this summer. I made all my best friends at university. When you’re learning a language, you often make mistakes. Here are five fixed expressions with make: He loves doing nothing on Sunday mornings.Īs we mentioned before, the best way to learn when to use make and do is to learn some fixed expressions. Let’s look at some examples:ĭo housework (e.g. My brother makes his own clothes – he’s very creative. My grandma makes pancakes for breakfast on Sundays. The result is usually something that we can see and touch. We use make when we create or produce something. Continue reading to find out more, and why not listen to the podcast as you go! Make So, let’s get started and look at the rules and expressions with do and make. There are some rules to follow, but as Josie and Mark explain during the episode, the best way to learn when to use do and make is to learn some fixed expressions. The Coffee Break English Show is a podcast series of informal conversations to help you understand some difficult topics in English! In the latest episode, Josie and Mark talk about when to use do and make. In this episode of the Coffee Break English Show, we’ll do some work to help you avoid making mistakes with do and make.
Do you know when to use do and when to use make when you’re speaking English? This can be a difficult topic for English learners, because many languages just have one verb for do and make.
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