Collocations with get, make and do

I rarely feel like making / doing the cooking when I get home from work.

What kind of speaking activities do you make / do in your English class?

It never does / makes any harm to overprepare for an exam.

First, you need to .... some qualifications; then you can start looking for a job.

Don't be nervous about your speaking test: just relax and make / do your best.

Some students don't want to learn a language because they don't think they'll ever get a chance to get / make use of it.

The proposal .... on behalf of the council for extra funding has been denied.

Good communicators always make / get a point of listening carefully to the other person.

Your speaking won't improve unless you do / make an effort to practise.

We don't often make / get many customer complaints, but when we do, we try to solve the problem straightaway.

Slow down! You're not ... any sense. Say it again.

The problem with having a desk job is you often don't get / make enough exercise.

I don't enjoy .... household chores so I spend as little time as possible on them.

I know it was a difficult decision, but I think you ... the right choice in the end.

I got / made the impression that Charlotte was just putting a brave face on things.