DO v. MAKE

DO	MAKE
§  Meaning: hacer	§  Meaning: hacer, elaborar, fabricar
§  Domestic chores: do -       do the washing -       do the washing-up -       do the shopping -       do the cleaning -       do the ironing -       do the dusting -       do the cooking, etc.	§  Exceptions: make -       make the bed -       make a meal (a specific one: make breakfast/lunch/dinner/a coffee/a sandwich/a salad, etc.)
§  Expressions with do: -       do a course in/on sth. (in/on history/mathematics, etc.) -       do (some) homework -       do (some) work -       do a job -       do (somebody) a favour -       do one’s best (I do my best) -       do (some) damage -       do business -       do yoga (karate, pilates…) -       do the driving -       do (sb) good (It’ll do you good) -       do the accounts -       do research -       do an experiment…	§  Expressions with make: -       make arrangements -       make a phone call -       make an appointment -       make (a) noise -       make a deal -       make one’s last will (She made her last will one week ago) -       make a promise -       make a speech -       make a mistake -       make an excuse -       make progress -       make friends -       make a question/enquiry -       make an offer -       make a complaint -       make an effort -       make a forecast -       make an apology -       make a mess -       make money -       make a trip -       make a list -       make a joke -       make fun of somebody…