Expressions with Make and Do

To commit an error or blunder.

"Everyone makes mistakes when learning."

To try hard or attempt diligently.

"He made an effort to arrive on time."

To earn financial profit.

"She made money through wise investments."

To decide or choose between options.

"Take your time to make a decision."

To give your word or commitment.

"Never make a promise you cannot keep."

To address an audience verbally.

"The principal made an inspiring speech."

To dial and speak over the telephone.

"Excuse me, I need to make a quick call."

To offer a reason to justify a fault.

"Don't make excuses for being late."

To establish a friendly relationship.

"It's easy to make friends at school."

To advance or improve over time.

"The students are making great progress."

To prepare meals or beverages.

"I'll make tea for everyone."

To book a table or hotel room.

"We made a reservation at the restaurant."

To complete school assignments.

"Finish your homework before watching TV."

To engage in commercial trade.

"Our firm does business across Asia."

To give your maximum capability.

"Just do your best in the examination."

To help or assist someone kindly.

"Could you do me a favor and hold this?"

To clean and manage home chores.

"We do the laundry every Sunday."

To conduct scientific investigation.

"Scientists are doing research on climate."

To cause injury or detriment.

"Excessive screen time can do harm to eyes."

To produce a beneficial result.

"Fresh air will do you good."

To engage in physical activity.

"He does exercise for 30 minutes daily."

To style or groom personal appearance.

"She is doing her hair for the wedding."

To perform moral or legal obligation.

"Every citizen should do their duty."

Non-specific generalized actions.

"Don't just stand there, do something!"