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Grammar: Simple Present Affirmative 26

Published on September 4, 2024

“Make” and “do” can be confusing for many.

In Spanish both are translated as “hacer” so I understand where the confusion comes from.

  1. “Make” is used for creating or producing something or for actions that result in a new product or state.
  2. “Do” is used for duties, or tasks.

With that information can you figure this out?


Exercise

Simple Present

Complete the sentences by choosing the right verb

1 - "I need to ___ my homework"

2 - "I have to ______ 20 squats today"

3 - "They ___ a lot of noise.

4 - "They ___ delicious pancakes."

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