Expressions with MAKE

 MAKE – to create something, often using your hands

make amends

make an attempt

make an appointment/an arrangement

make a bed

make believe - (to pretend)

make certain

make changes

make a choice

make a comment

make a cup of tea / coffee/ cake

make a decision

make a difference

make a discovery

make an effort

make an enquiry

make an excuse, exception

make errors

make a dress

make food

make a fool of yourself

make a fortune

make friends

make a fuss

make a guess

make an impression

make improvements

make a joke

make a journey

make love

make a meal - breakfast / lunch / dinner

make a mess

make a mistake

make money

make a move

make a noise

make notes

make an observation

make an offer

make pace/war

make a payment

make a phone call

make a plan

make a point

make a profit/a progress

make a promise

make preparations

make a success of something

make a request

make a remark

make room

make a deal with smb

make a sound

make a speech

make a suggestion

make sure

make time

make a visit

Expressions with DO

 DO – when we don’t know exactly what activity we are talking

do badly

do one’s best/worst

do business with smb

do your best

do a course

do a crossword

do the dishes

do one’s duty

do an exercise

do a favour

do good

do harm

do your hair

do homework/ housework

do the ironing

 do the laundry

do sth for a living

do lessons

do miracles

do your nails

do a task

do a sum

do repairs

do right/wrong

do research

do a service

do the shopping

do a scientific project

do time - (to go to prison)

do a translation

do (very) well

do the washing/ washing up

do your work / job


PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Affirmative:  S + TO BE + V ‘ing’         

I am working = I’m

You/ We / you / they are working =  you’re/they’re

He / she / it is working = it’s/ he’s/ she’s

Negative:   S + TO BE + NOT + V ‘ing’ 

I am not working

You/ We / you / they are not working = we’re not/we aren’t

He / she / it is not working

Interrogative:  TO BE + S + V ‘ing’?       

Am I working?

Are you/ we / you / they working?

Is he / she / it working?

 PRESENT SIMPLE
 

Affirmative:     S + VB (-s/es at 3rd pers.sg)           

 I / you / we / you / they – work
He / she / it – works  
 
Negative:   S + DO/DOES + NOT   (don’t/doesn’t)    
 I / you / we / you / they – do not work
He / she / it – does not work
 
Interrogative:   DO/DOES + S + VB?                     
Do - I / you / we / you / they  - work?
Does – he / she / it – work?
 
Negative-Interrogative:  do /does + not + S + vb?                
Do I not speak...?/ Don’t I speak English...?
Does he not/ Doesn’t speak....?