The verbs make and do are some of the most common verbs in English. They have similar meanings, so it can be challenging to decide when to use them—especially since they translate to the same word in many languages!
However, with the helpful tricks, examples and explanations in this guide, you’ll feel sure when using these two verbs.
In this post:
- A memory trick for when to use make and do
- When to use make in English
- When to use do in English
- Examples of make and do in English
A memory trick for when to use make and do
Here is a simple memory trick to help you remember their main uses:
When to use make in English
The acronym MAKE helps you remember the four main uses of the verb make:
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