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Typically, we use 'make' when we create, produce or construct something

Make an appointment Make a change

Make a choice Make a complaint

Make a confession Make a date

Make a decision Make a discovery

Make an effort Make an error

Make a fool of yourself Make a fortune

Make friends Make a joke

Make a journey Make a list

Make a profit Make a loss

Make a mess Make a mistake

Make money Make a move

Make noise Make an offer

Make a payment Make a phone call

Make a prediction Make progress

Make a promise Make a proposal

Make a reservation Make a cup of tea

Typically, we use 'do' for activities, work, jobs and tasks

Do an exercise Do badly

Do business Do chores

Do a course Do a crossword

Do damage Do a drawing

Do an exam Do Exercise / sport

Do someone a favour Do gardening

Do your hair Do homework

Do housework Do the ironing

Do the laundry Do the paperwork

Do research Do the shopping

Do the washing up Do well

Do work Do your best