Choose the right option: They are trying to ___ (make / do) progress in their English, so they study every evening.
make progress
Discuss: Would you rather make an effort to study more or to do more exercise?
Complete this dialogue: Ann: The teacher said my writing is much better now. Ben: That’s great, you’re really __________.
making progress
Fill in the blank: I need to ______________ to the dentist before my tooth gets worse.
make an appointment
Rephrase: She earns a lot from selling clothes online.
She makes money from selling clothes online.
Fill in the blank: He’s very ambitious and wants to ______________ by starting his own company.
make money
Rephrase: The teacher told us we could pick between two books.
The teacher told us we could make a choice between two books.
Complete this dialogue: Emily: I don’t want to study medicine. It’s too hard. Emma: Then don’t! You can __________ in something else.
do a degree
Fill in the blank: We should ____________ before buying a new phone, so we know which one is better.
do some research
Discuss: Would you rather do the cleaning once a week, or do paperwork every single day?
Correct the mistake: I don’t like making homework in the evening.
I don’t like doing homework in the evening.
Choose the right option: She tried hard, but she didn’t ___ (make / do) her best in the exam.
do her best
Correct the mistake: Have you done a decision about which job to take?
Have you made a decision about which job to take?
Rephrase: I arranged to see the doctor next week.
I made an appointment with the doctor next week.
Discuss: Would you rather make a complaint about bad service in a restaurant, or stay quiet and never go back?
Fill in the blank: I’m too nervous to ______________ in front of the whole class tomorrow.
make a speech
Correct the mistake: He never makes exercise, but he still looks very healthy.
He never does exercise, but he still looks very healthy.
Choose the right option: She wants to ___ (make / do) a phone call to her best friend before class.
make a phone call
Discuss: Would you rather accidentally do harm to a stranger, or accidentally do damage to your own things?
Rephrase: Please try harder in the next football match.
Please make an effort in the next football match.
Correct the mistake: We did a mistake in our project, but the teacher helped us fix it.
We made a mistake in our project, but the teacher helped us fix it.
Choose the right option: Can you ___ (make / do) me a favour and carry this heavy bag upstairs?
do me a favour