English Verb Collocations: Make and Do

Vocabulary flashcards covering common English collocations formed with the verbs 'Make' and 'Do' based on the lecture notes.

Make into a film

To adapt a story, book, or script into a motion picture.

Make a difference

To have a significant effect or impact on something.

Make a recommendation

To suggest something as a good or suitable option.

Make arrangements

To carry out plans or preparations for a future event.

Make comments on

To express remarks or opinions about a topic.

Make predictions

To state what one believes will happen in the future.

Make a revision plan

To create a structured schedule for studying and reviewing material.

Make contributions to

To provide help, ideas, or financial support to a project or cause.

Make the best of

To achieve the optimal outcome from a less-than-ideal situation.

Do damage to

To cause physical harm, destruction, or injury to something.

Do experiments on

To conduct scientific tests or trials on a subject.

Do research

To conduct a detailed and systematic study to discover new information.

Do a space walk

To move around outside a spacecraft while in space.

Do business with

To engage in commercial or trade activities with an individual or company.

Do an operation

To perform a medical surgical procedure on a patient.

Do a survey

To carry out an investigation or poll to gather data and opinions.

Do a favour

To perform a helpful or kind act for someone.

Do your best

To put forth maximum effort to accomplish something.