DO VS MAKE

DO VS MAKE
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DO AND MAKE
         DO                                        MAKE
   1- Work, Jobs and tasks                                     1- Product material – Origin
    Do the housework                                               Made of gold
    Do your homework                                             Made from grapes
    Do a good job                                                       Made in china
    Do your chores                                                     Made by me
2- Non-Specific Activities                                2-   Produce a Reaction
     Do something                                                    Make your eyes water
     Do nothing                                                         Make you happy
     Do anything                                                       Make you sleepy
     Do everything                                                    Make you smile
3- Replace Verb when Obvious                     3- Plans and Decisions
     Do your hair                                                      Make arrangements
     Do the dishes                                                    Make a decision
     Do the exam                                                      Make a choice
     Do the laundry                                                  Make a plan
4- Food, Drink and Meals                                  4-Speaking and Sounds   
    Make a cake                                                         Make a noise
   Make breakfast                                                  Make a comment
   Make dinner                                                       Make a speech
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