Verbs easily confused

 

4. Make vs. Do

• Make

  • Meaning: To create, produce, or bring something into existence.
  • Usage: When constructing, manufacturing, or causing something to happen.
  • Example: "She made a cake from scratch."
  • Tip: Think of “make” as building or crafting.

• Do

  • Meaning: To perform an action, task, or duty.
  • Usage: When carrying out activities or work.
  • Example: "He has to do his homework before watching TV."
  • Tip: “Do” is your go-to word for general activities or tasks.