Lesson 56 ☘ do and make

Nov 6, 2016

Put in “make/making/made” or “do/doing/did/done”.
1. “Shall I open the window?”
  “No, it’s OK. I’ll . . .
  do
  it.”
  - make
  - making
  - do
  - doing
2. What did you . . .
  do
  at the weekend? Did you go away?
  - do
  - did
  - make
  - made
3. Do you know how to . . .
  make
  bread?
  - do
  - make
  - made
  - done
4. Paper is . . .
  made
  from wood.
  - did
  - done
  - making
  - made
5. Richard didn’t help me. He sat in an armchair and . . .
  did
  noting.
  - made
  - did
  - done
  - do
6. “What do you . . .
  do
  ?”
  “I’m a doctor.”
  - do
  - make
  - making
  - doing
7. I asked you to clean a bathroom. Have you . . .
  done
  it?
  - do
  - did
  - done
  - made
8. “What do they . . .
  make
  in that factory?”
  “Shoes.”
  - do
  - doing
  - make
  - making
9. I’m . . .
  making
  some coffee. Would you like some?
  - do
  - make
  - doing
  - making
10. Why are you angry with me? I didn’t . . .
  do
  anything wrong.
  - make
  - made
  - did
  - do
11. “What are you . . .
  doing
  tomorrow afternoon?”
  “I’m working.”
  - doing
  - making
  - do
  - make
Complete the sentences.
1. He’s . . .
  making
  a cake.
  - doing
  - making
2. They’re . . .
  doing
  their homework.
  - doing
  - making
3. He’s . . .
  doing
  the shopping.
  - doing
  - making
4. She’s . . .
  making
  a jacket.
  - doing
  - making
5. They’re . . .
  doing
  a test.
  - doing
  - making
6. She’s . . .
  doing
  exercises.
  - doing
  - making
7. He’s . . .
  making
  a phone call.
  - doing
  - making
8. He’s . . .
  making
  the bed.
  - doing
  - making
9. She’s . . .
  doing
  the washing-up.
  - doing
  - making
10. He’s . . .
  making
  a shopping list.
  - doing
  - making
11. They’re . . .
  making
  a film.
  - doing
  - making
12. He’s . . .
  taking
  a photograph.
  - taking
  - making
Put in “make” or “do” in the correct form.
1. I hate . . .
  doing
  housework, especially cleaning.
  - do
  - doing
  - make
  - making
2. Why do you always . . .
  make
  the same mistake?
  - do
  - doing
  - make
  - making
3. “Can you . . .
  do
  me a favor?”
  “It depends what it is.”
  - make
  - do
  - doing
  - to do
4. “Have you . . .
  done
  your homework?”
  “Not yet.”
  - did
  - done
  - made
  - make
5. I need to see the dentist but I haven’t . . .
  made
  an appointment.
  - make
  - made
  - done
  - making
6. I’m . . .
  doing
  a course in photography at that moment. It’s very good.
  - making
  - doing
  - make
  - do
7. The last time I . . .
  did
  an exam was ten years ago.
  - did
  - made
  - done
  - doing
8. When you’ve finished Exercise 1, you can . . .
  do
  Exercise 2.
  - do
  - doing
  - make
  - making
9. There’s something wrong with the car. The engine is . . .
  making
  strange noise.
  - do
  - doing
  - make
  - making
10. It was a bad mistake. It was the worst mistake I’ve ever . . .
  made
  .
  - did
  - done
  - made
  - make
11. Let’s . . .
  make
  a list of all the things we have to . . .
  do
  today.
  - make … make
  - doing … do
  - do … doing

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