Do vs. Make | Grammar worksheet for class 7 CBSE
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Can you use do and make correctly? These verbs are often confused. Test your understanding with this exercise.
Complete the following sentences using do or make.
1. You are old enough to ---------------- your own bed now.
2. Radha --------------------- an interesting suggestion.
3. Don't waste your time. ------------------- something.
4. Today we ------------------- less work than yesterday.
5. Could you ------------------- the cleaning for me?
6. What shall we --------------------- now?
7. Would you like to ------------------- my job?
8. I will ---------------- the ironing first and then I ------------------- the windows.
9. I want to -------------- some swimming this weekend.
10. I ------------------- a kite yesterday.
11. I --------------- some fishing last week.
12. We have ---------------- the necessary arrangements.
13. He ------------------- a lot of money by trading stocks.
14. He didn't even ----------------- an attempt.
15. I'm sorry, I ----------------- a silly mistake.
Answers
1. You are old enough to make your own bed now.
2. Radha made an interesting suggestion.
3. Don't waste your time. Do something.
4. Today we did less work than yesterday.
5. Could you do the cleaning for me?
6. What shall we do now?
7. Would you like to do my job?
8. I will do the ironing first and then I will do the windows.
9. I want to do some swimming this weekend.
10. I made a kite yesterday.
11. I did some fishing last week.
12. We have made the necessary arrangements.
13. He made a lot of money by trading stocks.
14. He didn't even make an attempt.
15. I'm sorry, I made a silly mistake.
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