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Can I say that "someone makes an act of vandalism"?. If the answer is not, what verb should I use?

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It sounds a little odd to me. 'makes' is usually used for creative, rather than destructive actions. I would say 'commits an act of vandalism'.
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You can make 'vandalize' into a present progressive verb and say 'vandalizing' or past-tense 'vandalized'. I would most likely say, "He/she is vandalizing that building."
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Taking into account that it's a crime, it'll be correct to say "commit an act of vandalism".

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