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make
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/meɪk/
US
/meɪk/
make along
make back
make fun
make in
make off
make out
make over
make up
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Compare “make” and “do” with examples of when to use each.
Explain the pattern “make someone do something” and why the verb has no “to.”
Show how “make” changes meaning in “make a decision,” “make progress,” and “make money.”
Give me five B2-level examples of “make” meaning “cause,” with Russian translations.
Explain the noun “make” in “the make of a car” and how it differs from “model.”
Teach me three common expressions with “make,” such as “make up” or “make sure.”
Give me a short exercise to practise choosing the right meaning and form of “make.”
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