Fill the gaps with either do or

make in the correct form.

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The house was a disaster. They ____made____________ a terrible mess.

Have you _____made___________ all the arrangements yet?

Vincent: English football fans came to Valencia last weekend.

Maria: Did they _______do_________ any damage?

4
fair.

Listen. I made lunch so you can _______do_________ the washing up. It's only

What he did was terrible. He didn't even ______make__________ an apology.

They're ______making__________ plans for their wedding.

Bob: Richie and I have had a fight.

Julio: Not again! You should _______make_________ amends once and for all.
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Who's going to _______make_________ dinner? You or me?

Be careful that you _______make_________ the right decision.

10

He's ________doing________ an appointment to see the dentist on Thursday.

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Would you _______do_________ me a favour and feed the cat while I'm away.

12

We normally _______do_________ the shopping on Saturday mornings.

13

Before you go out, you have to ________do________ your homework, OK?

14

This cake is delicious. Did you really _______make_________ it?

15

I always _______make_________ my bed before breakfast.

16

Everyone ________make________ a big effort to help yesterday.

17

The doctor told me I have to ________do________ exercise regularly.

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She ______does__________ crossword puzzles on the train everyday.

19

Stop _______make_________ a fuss. I'm perfectly alright.

20

I _______made_________ a really terrible mistake in my driving test.

21 I'm an engineer. What do you ___do___ ?

22 I'll be late back. I'm going to __do____ the shopping.
23 I just cannot find the time to ___do___ the accounts. I'm way behind with my
work.
24 I'd like you to __make____ more of an effort.
25 I'm going to night school. I really want to ___make___ something of myself.
26 Do you like this skirt? I ___made___ it myself.
27 I didn't win the competition but I ___did___ my best.
28 I'm __makeing____ enquiries about flights to Miami.
29 I know you want to help but you are ___doing___ more harm than good.
30 Could you __do____ me a favour?
31 I was really frightened. He was ___dong___ more than 200 kmph. That's about
125 mph!
32 I don't promise anything but I'll ___do___ my best.
33 Is there anywhere I could ___make___ a phone call?
34 Don't tell them about it. It's not worth ___makeing___ a fuss.
35 I don't see how we can ___make___ a profit in this market.
36 I've ___done___ all the necessary arrangements.
37 Someone has to ___make___ a decision.
38 What shall we ___do___ now?
39 I don't usually go to parties but in this case I will ___made___ an exception.
40 Could you ___do___ me a favour?
41.

If you set up a business, it's generally to ___make____ money.

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I can't give the answer right away. I'll have to ___make___ some research.

4 3.

I'm very pleased with the result. You ___do___ a great job!

44.

4 5.

4 6.

47.

4 8.

When I ____make____ a mistake, my teacher corrects me and explains why.

What are you studying? I'm _____makeing_____ a degree in history.

You'll have to work hard if you want to ____make____ progress.

Stop ___do_____ fun of my accent - it's not my fault!

It doesn't have to be perfect - just ___do___ your best.

4 9. I've got a toothache. I'm going to ring the dentist to ______do_____ an

appointment.

50. It's not easy to ____make_____ business with people of different nationalities.

Fill in with do, done, doing, make ,made , making

Early one evening, after----make---- the dishes, Mary was sitting on the terrace
doing nothing in particular except trying to relax. David, her husband, was in the
bedroom
makeing
a phone call. The children were----doing
their
homework. And evidently Mary's neighbours had all make themselves
comfortable in front of their TV sets because the noise they were doing
was
oppressive. All she could
do
was to try to think about tomorrow.
She was going to her mother's place in the country for a little vacation. A week
without do
the shopping, do the meals, do
the washing,
do
the
beds ... that would
do
her good !
When David first
make
the suggestion, she didn't think so. She thought he was
just makes
a fuss over nothing. Maybe she was a little tired, but she was doing
all right. Besides, how could the children do without her ? It would make
everything much too difficult for them to be alone. Why, Jane, the youngest,
couldn't even do her hair without help !

But David had do up his mind. The arrangements had already been make
,
and there was nothing else to be do . The children might make
the situation
a little difficult, but they would all just have to do the most of it. And if they all
make
a special effort, they would
do just fine.

Well, David was right to

make
her go. It didn't
do
sense for her to
do anything else, really. David had do that clear to her. She had make
too
much recently and it had absolutely
make
her in. A few days off would
make all the difference. In fact, she finally decided that she would be make a
big mistake if she didn't go. So, all she had to do now was to make sure that
the children understood exactly what she was--------makeing
she
thought that if they didn't understand, it would
do
them very unhappy.