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Advanced English -
Advanced Vocabulary
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Examples:
- Auxiliary verb - Do you live here?
- Main verb - What are you doing now?
Examples:
- What are you doing this weekend?
- We need to do something about this problem.
- Never do it again!
- What can I do to help you?
Examples:
- What do you do (= What is your job?)
- I have to do my homework.
- He didn't do any work yesterday.
Examples:
- These toys were made in China.
- I made a card for my Grandma.
- Who made this costume for you?
- Sam, you need to make your bed before breakfast. Do it now!
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Do |
make a connection
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do right / wrong
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make a difference
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do 50 mph
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make a loss /profit
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do away with something |
make a point
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do enough
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| make a purchace |
do farm (dental) work |
| make a speech |
do the dishes
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| make a suggestion |
do one's best
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make advances
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do one's duty
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make a proposal
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do one's /somebody hair
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| make a fortune |
do someone good
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| make a living |
do housework
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| make an alternation |
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| make an observation |
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| make an arrangement |
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| make plans |
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| make room |
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| make sense |
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| make up one's mind |
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| make something (im)possible |
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| make progress |
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| make reservations |
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| make something clear |
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Make vs. Do - worksheet contains thorough explanations on the use of the two words, a list of set expressions, proverbs and sayings, two exercises and an answer key. It can be used by teachers in their classrooms or as a self-study tool.
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Intermediate English 
