Confusing Verbs

Do  and  Make  are two verbs which frequently confuse students of English. Learn the difference between DO vs MAKE in English with examples and pictures. We use “ DO” when someone performs  actions, repetitive tasks, and obligations. In other words, “DO” is often used when referring to work of any kind and referring to the action itself. We use “MAKE” for   creating, producing and constructing . In other words, “MAKE” is often used when referring to the result. Choose the correct answer. Choose the correct answer. Show all questions <=   => How much money does a waitress ____?   ?     do   ?     make Could you ____ the laundry today? We have no clean clothes.   ?     do   ?     make She spent the evening watching black ...

These two verbs cause a great amount of confusion! Do you know how to use them? Remember these helpful tips: You  borrow  something  from  somebody. In other words, you take something from someone for a limited time. You  lend  something  to  somebody. In other words, you give something to someone for a limited time. Lend is often followed by a personal pronoun e.g. me/her/us. Choose the correct answer. Choose the correct answer. Show all questions <=   => Could you ___ me your dictionary please?   ?     borrow   ?     lend I need to ___ a black skirt, do you have one?   ?     borrow   ?     lend Please can I ___ your car for the weekend?   ?     borrow   ?    ...