Make or Do?

Choose the correct sentence and then play the game at the end of the post!

I do sports every day.

I make sports every day.

Make or Do?

I do sports every day is the correct choice. In English, we differentiate make from do. Do usually refers to performing an activity, while make refers to creating something. However, there are some exceptions, for example, to make your bed.

Below are some expression with make and do.

Make	Do
an appointment	business
a change	your best
a complaint	the dishes / housework
a decision	an exam
a date	exercise / sports / yoga
an excuse	your hair / make up
friends	homework
a mistake	research
a phone call	the shopping
a suggestion	work
your bed	your worst

Play the game frogger for intermediate level practice for make or do.

NOTE: You will need to create a nickname (no need to use your real name) and enter the pin 557249 to play the game.