when can I use DO and MAKE ?
sometimes I get confused when to use both of them, someone told me '' we use verb to do when we're expressing an action such as I do my homework, and the useful way of '' to make '' is used when an action is done but the result will appear after example given : I work to make lot of money.
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Basically, you do actions and you make things (ie. create things).
"Do homework" has the meaning of "do the actions necessary to complete homework". The same rule applies whenever a noun follows "do".
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