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make-or-do powerpoint.pptx
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- 2. Can you thinkof four phrases with make? Make a cake! Do exercise! Can you think of four phrases with do?
- 3. What do youthink is the difference between make and do?
- 4. Can you guessthe rule? We say… Do the washing up, do the laundry, do the shopping, do the ironing. We use ‘do’ for housework (EXCEPT: ‘make the bed’). So the rule is:
- 5. Can you guessthe rule? We say… Do an exam, do your homework, do business. We use ‘do’ for work. So the rule is:
- 6. Can you guessthe rule? We say… Do exercise, do your nails, do your hair. We use ‘do’ for taking care of your body. So the rule is:
- 7. Can you guessthe rule? We say… Make a cake, make a sandwich, make a cup of tea. We use ‘do’ for general activities. So the rule is:
- 8. Can you guessthe rule? We say… Make a cake, make a sandwich, make a cup of tea. We use ‘make’ for preparing food and drink. So the rule is:
- 9. Can you guessthe rule? We say… Make a mess, make a noise, make a reservation, make a dress, make a problem, make a mistake. We use ‘make’ to mean ‘create’, even when we’re talking about things you can’t touch. So the rule is:
- 10. Can you guessthe rule? We say… Make friends, make a phone call, make a complaint, make a comment, make an excuse. We use ‘make’ for forming relationships and communication. So the rule is:
- 11. Can you guessthe rule? We say… Make plans, make progress, make a list, make a difference, make a discovery. We use ‘make’ for activities related to plans and progress. So the rule is:
- 12. Let’s review therules. What examples can you remember? Do Make Housework Preparing food Work Creating things Activities in general Communication and friendships Caring for your body Plans and progress Money
- 13. Time to playa game!
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- 17. a lot ofmoney Make Do
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- 26. Advance questions What’s theone piece of housework that we ‘make’ and don’t do? What’s the difference between ‘do the shopping’ and ‘go shopping’? Make the bed! Answer Going shopping is for fun - you might buy some clothes, for example. Doing to the shopping is housework - you might buy milk and eggs, for example! Answer
- 27. Advance questions What’s thedifference between ‘make the test’ and ‘do the test’. The teacher makes (i.e. creates) the test. The student ‘does’ the test (i.e. does the work to complete it). Answer
- 28. Well done! You’re nowan expert on ‘make’ and ‘do’!