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MAKE or DO? What is the difference? English Grammar Made Simple

Do we "DO mistakes" or "MAKE mistakes"? MAKE and DO are some of the most commonly used verbs in English, but many English learners have problems with MAKE and DO. Learning to use these two simple words correctly will make you sound more fluent to native English speakers. Watch this lesson and you'll understand how. We will go through many examples sentences to help you understand. I will also give you 10 very common collocations with MAKE and DO. Here is a transcript of the video to help you follow along: https://organicenglish.club/resources Also, please LIKE, SHARE and COMMENT on my videos! I really appreciate it. Thanks! Please subscribe for more videos to help you learn English and sound like a native English speaker! Let’s Connect: Organic English Website: http://bit.ly/Organic-Web​​​​ On Facebook: http://bit.ly/Organic-Facebook​​​​ On Instagram: http://bit.ly/Organic-Insta​​​​ SUBSCRIBE ➡️ http://bit.ly/Subscribe2OrganicEnglish​​ We use the verb MAKE to create or to build or to construct. The result is something that you can touch. Here are some examples: I'm gonna make a sandwich. Do you want one? On the weekend I made a big chocolate cake. Oh, that smells great! What are you making for dinner? So those are things you can touch. We can also use MAKE to talk about intangible objects, things you cannot touch, like a plan or a law or a decision. Like this: We need to make a decision about where we're going on vacation. The government needs to make new laws to help protect the environment. We use DO to talk about some kind of activity, some kind of action. For example: I like to do some exercise every day. She's going to do her homework when she gets home tonight. Wow, well done you did a great job. We often match do with indefinite pronouns such as nothing, something, anything, to talk about more general stuff. Did you do anything on the weekend? I did nothing all day today. Maybe we can do something fun on the weekend. Possibly one of the most common phrases using DO is: So what do you do? This phrase is understood to mean: What do you do for a living? What's your job? Okay, remember I said that DO and MAKE are really frustrating because there's no useful rule to help us decide which one to use? A lot of it is just about experience and remembering set phrases and set expressions. So, we've already been through some examples of how to use MAKE and DO. I'm going to give you five more really common ways that we use MAKE and DO every day. Here goes: Make the bed - make sure you make the bed before you go to school today. Make a mistake - don't worry, it's okay to make mistakes. Make an appointment - Remind me to make an appointment with the doctor today. Make friends - a great way to make friends is to go to an English class. Make a promise - I made a promise to my daughter that we would go to the beach. Now let's look at some common expressions with do: Do a favor - can you do me a favor and drive me to work today? Do the dishes - when you finish eating you have to do the dishes. Do your best - it doesn't matter if you pass or fail the test as long as you do your best. Do the shopping - could you get some ice cream when you do the shopping today? Do your hair - my wife is doing her hair, I've been waiting here for 20 minutes. #English #LearnEnglish` #EnglishLanguage #TESOL #EFL #ESL #grammar​ #grammarlesson​ #verbs #makeanddo