How to Use MAKE and DO in English | Easy Daily Sentences
How to use MAKE and DO without mixing them.
Learn the difference with slow, clear English sentences you can use every day.
In this Talkcoenglish lesson, you will practice real phrases like:
I make breakfast now.
I do my homework.
I make coffee now.
I do the laundry.
I make my bed.
I make dinner now.
I do the dishes.
I do the shopping.
I make a list.
I do my best.
I make a call.
I make a mistake.
I do the cleaning.
This video is perfect for:
English for beginners
A2–B1 English learners
easy English conversation
English speaking practice
English listening practice
shadowing English
daily English practice
English grammar for beginners
ESL and EFL students
How to practice:
Listen to the sentence.
Repeat after the teacher.
Look at the red word MAKE or DO.
Say the sentence again out loud.
Simple rule:
• Use MAKE when you create something.
• Use DO for work, jobs, and activities.
Subscribe to Talkcoenglish for more slow English conversation, daily phrases, and shadowing practice.
how to use make and do, make vs do, make and do in English, make or do English, English grammar for beginners, easy English conversation, English conversation practice, daily English practice, speak English naturally, English speaking practice, English listening practice, shadowing English, slow English, English for beginners,
#LearnEnglish #EnglishConversation #MakeAndDo #Talkcoenglish