English: When To Use Make & Do

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Make and do are two commonly confused verbs that are also very commonly used. In this episode, we review how to use them correctly. Both verbs refer to performing an activity, but they are used in different situations which is the cause of confusion for most English language learners. Learn more at www.limlessons.com

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