Make or do practice for English learners. This interactive vocabulary exercise helps A2 students practise common make and do collocations: make a noise, make a mistake, do your best, make money, make a phone call, make lists, do a course, do the washing up, do the washing, do exercise, do someone a favour, do an exam and do housework.
Choose the correct option: MAKE or DO.
1. The kids DID / MADE a noise, and our neighbor got angry.
2. I MADE / DID a big mistake yesterday. Sorry for that.
3. Peter DID / MADE his best, but didn’t DO / MAKE a lot of money.
4. I’ll go outside to DO / MAKE a phone call.
5. I like MAKING / DOING lists.
6. She wants to DO / MAKE a photo course in summer.
7. If you MAKE / DO the washing up, I’ll DO / MAKE the washing.
8. I’m fat. I need to MAKE / DO exercise.
9. Could you DO / MAKE me a favour? Don’t call me.
10. I have to MAKE / DO an exam in three weeks.
11. I always DO / MAKE housework well.