What's the different between ( Do & make ) in usage?thank u .
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TO DO is to do something naturally such as: To walk, talk, eat,sleep, etc.. and TO MAKE something is to CREATE it. For example: Q: What are you DOING, Yaseen? A: I'm MAKING cookies. (You see? If you're making cookies, you're creating them with your hands. That's what you're doing)
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"Do" means to perform an action
"Make" means to produce (something or happening) or to cause
Those are the common usage but there are actually more than that.
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Do you have enough money to make do?
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