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    The document provides information on the verbs "make", "come", and "take" in English. It discusses how make is used to refer to creating or preparing things like dinner, coffee, or tea. It also gives examples of make being used with feelings (e.g. "that film made me feel sad"). For come, it discusses uses like "come in/out" and "come back/home". It then explains how take is used with time (e.g. "it takes 20 minutes"), courses/exams, and suggests taking things when going somewhere (e.g. "take an umbrella").

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    Make Vs Do Come - Came: Cesar Pilichi

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    The document provides information on the verbs "make", "come", and "take" in English. It discusses how make is used to refer to creating or preparing things like dinner, coffee, or tea. It also gives examples of make being used with feelings (e.g. "that film made me feel sad"). For come, it discusses uses like "come in/out" and "come back/home". It then explains how take is used with time (e.g. "it takes 20 minutes"), courses/exams, and suggests taking things when going somewhere (e.g. "take an umbrella").

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    Make Vs Do Come - came

    Cesar Pilichi

    Make

    Make To make dinner

    To make a cofee

    Ill make some tea I ll make breackfast / lunch etc

    make
    The Teacher s making a photocopy. Hes making a film of the class. The children are making noise.

    Dont Make mistakes with make

    Make + feelings
    Going by train always makes me (feel) tired My friend called me stupid. It made me (feel) angry. That film made me (feel) sad.

    Come.

    Come in / out.

    We say come in! When someone knoks at the door of a room, Then the person who knoked comes into the room.

    Come out: A woman came out of the shop.

    Come back and come home


    Come back means return to this place here Come back is used wih from They came back from italy yesterday.

    Come home means back to the original place. What time did you come home last night?

    We usually use it to reffer time.

    Take

    It takes Alan 20 minutes to get to work.


    I do homework every day. It took me two hours yesterday. How long does it take to get to the station?

    Take with courses/ examns, etc

    Are you taking an english course?

    Do you have to take an exam?


    I want to take some japanese lessons.

    Take a.

    How do you get to work? I take a bus.

    In Santiago you can take the metro to the palace of la moneda.

    Take something with you.


    Are you going out? Take with you an umbrella, its about to rain.

    Are you going to the beach? Take some water with you.

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