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Do vs. Make: Key Differences Explained by Emmanuel Astaroth is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Do refers to performing actions or activities that generally do not result in a physical object, such as doing homework, doing a job, or doing chores. Make refers to activities that create something tangible, like making breakfast, making a dress, or making furniture. However, there are many expressions using "make" where do would be more appropriate, such as making a decision or making a plan, which are fixed expressions rather than referring to creating a physical object. The key difference is that do foc
- Author
- Emmanuel Astaroth
- Language
- EN