Learn English: MAKE or DO?

«Stop making mistakes» or «stop doing mistakes? «Do» and «make» are some of the most used verbs in English, but they are regularly confused by English learners. I'm going to teach you the logic of when to use «make» and when to use «do». Watch this lesson and you'll understand how to use these verbs correctly. You'll also learn collocations: words that often go with «make» and «do», like «do the dishes», «do your homework», «make dinner», «make a call», and many more. Learning to use these two simple words correctly will make you sound much more fluent to native English speakers, so don't miss out! TRANSCRIPT «To be or not to be?» that is the qu-... No, it's not the question. You are here to learn a lesson. Hi. I'm James from engVid, and today's lesson is going to be on «do» or «make». Well, why am I doing this lesson? Many students make a mistake with these two verbs. Okay? And the problem is native speakers almost never make this mistake, and as soon as you make this mistake we will know that you are just learning English or low-level English. So this lesson will help you fully understand how to use it so that you can start speaking like a native speaker right away. Now, in order to do that we have to clearly know what the difference is between «do» and «make», and then give examples of how we use them. I'll also give you collocations. Collocations are words that go with «do» and «make» regularly so you know even if you're having a difficult time, when you say...