Make/DoNone

"Make" and "Do" are English verbs used to describe different types of actions. "Make" refers to creating or producing something new—like making a cake, making a decision, or making a plan—implying construction or bringing something into existence. "Do," on the other hand, involves performing tasks, activities, or routines—such as doing homework, doing the laundry, or doing your job—focused on action rather than creation. Understanding this distinction helps clarify communication about activities: "make" relates to creation, while "do" relates to performing or executing tasks.