Make vs Do Exercises - Test 1

Test 1 of 20 in A2 · #1 of 171 overall · 20 exercises

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  1. Choose the correct option to complete the sentence:

    Can you ___ a cake for the party?

  2. Fill in the blank:

    We have to ______ a decision quickly.

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  1. Choose the correct word:

    I need to ___ my homework now.

  2. Which phrase is NOT correct?

  3. Fill in the blank:

    Please ______ an effort to arrive on time tomorrow.

  4. Choose the word that fits:

    She always ___ her best in class.

  1. Which phrase is correct?

  2. Fill in the blank:

    She likes to _______ her bed every morning.

  1. What is the right phrase?

  2. Choose the correct sentence:

  3. Which is correct?

  1. Which phrase is correct?

  2. Choose the correct word:

    He wants to ______ business with international companies.

  3. Fill in the blank:

    He is going to ______ the shopping later this afternoon.

  4. Choose the correct answer:

    Who is going to _____ dinner tonight?

  1. Which word completes the sentence?

    Will you _______ a salad for lunch?

  1. Complete the sentence:

    In my free time, I like to ___ crafts.

  2. Choose the correct option to complete the sentence:

    I need to ___ some copies of this document for the meeting.

  3. Fill in the blank:

    I forgot to ______ my homework last night.

  4. Which sentence is correct?

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