Lesson 41

Question 1

What are the two common meanings of ‘make’?

Answer 1

1. Produce or create something: e.g., The factory makes cars.
2. Produce a change in someone or something: e.g., Chocolate makes you fat.

Question 2

Give an example of ‘make’ used to produce a change.

Answer 2

Chocolate makes you fat.

This shows how ‘make’ can indicate a change in state.

Question 3

What are the two common meanings of ‘do’ as an ordinary verb?

Answer 3

1. Used about activities: e.g., What are you doing this evening?
2. Have a job or study something: e.g., What do you do?

Question 4

Give an example of ‘do’ used about activities.

Answer 4

What are you doing this evening?

This illustrates ‘do’ in the context of activities.

Question 5

Provide an example of ‘do’ related to a job or study.

Answer 5

I’m a doctor.

This shows ‘do’ in the context of having a job.