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    Make refers to creating or constructing something tangible, like making a cake or coffee. Do refers more generally to performing activities and is often used with words like something, nothing, anything, and everything. Examples show make is used for creating physical objects while do is used for general actions without necessarily producing an object. Both have fixed expressions like "make up" and "do up" where the meanings have become established over time.

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    Make refers to creating or constructing something tangible, like making a cake or coffee. Do refers more generally to performing activities and is often used with words like something, nothing, anything, and everything. Examples show make is used for creating physical objects while do is used for general actions without necessarily producing an object. Both have fixed expressions like "make up" and "do up" where the meanings have become established over time.

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    Make and Do

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    Emilio Cuevas
    Make refers to creating or constructing something tangible, like making a cake or coffee. Do refers more generally to performing activities and is often used with words like something, nothing, anything, and everything. Examples show make is used for creating physical objects while do is used for general actions without necessarily producing an object. Both have fixed expressions like "make up" and "do up" where the meanings have become established over time.

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    Differences between Make

    and Do
    Class 1
    Make
    • When create or construct something:
    • She made a cake
    • I’ve made us some coffee
    • Did you really make that dessert?
    Do
    • General activities / Often used with:
    • Something
    • Nothing
    • Anything
    • Everything
    • What did you do at the weekend?
    • I didn’t do anything yesterday
    • Are you doing anything interesting during holidays?
    • She did everything for us.
    Fixed expressions - Do
    Fixed expressions - Do
    Fixed expressions - Do
    Fixed expressions - Do
    Fixed expressions - Make
    Fixed expressions - Make
    Fixed expressions - Make
    Fixed expressions - Make
    Fixed expressions - Make
    Fixed expressions - Make

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