Do-Make | Commonly Confused Words

Do

/duː/

Perform an action or task; execute something

Old Mrs Smith did not invite you, I am sure.I don't know what I'm doing."'Then it does not make sense!' '

/meɪk/

To create, produce, or cause something to happen or exist

Frank knows how to make a chair.I'm making lunch now.They made a fool of him, made him cry.

Do often relates to the execution of tasks, actions, or duties that are repetitive or part of everyday life.
Make is typically used when talking about creating or constructing something tangible or intangible.
Remember do for tasks or jobs, like doing homework or doing the laundry.
Use make for creating, producing, or causing an effect, like making a cake or making a decision.
Do is more about activities, while make often produces a result or a product.