when can i use do and when make, what are the diferences..
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"making" is creating.
Examples:
I'm making breakfast/lunch/dinner. (cooking)
I'm making a house (when you're drawing)
"doing" means you're busy with something, without creating it.
Examples:
I'm doing the laundry (you're washing the clothes, but you're not making them)
I'm doing my homework (the questions are already made, you're just answering them)
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most spanish speakers have problems as they translated to the same verb hacer.
Do is usually an activity. Make will produce something.
I will make dinner.
I will do my homework
i will make you a sandwich
i will do the cleaning
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