EXTRA VOCABULARY COLLOCATION
MONEY - fazer/ganhar dinheiro
ROOM FOR – fazer espaço
A MISTAKE – cometer um erro
WAR/ PEACE – fazer Guerra/paz
A RESERVATION – fazer uma reserva
LUNCH/BREAKFAST/DINNER – fazer almoço/café da manhã/ janta
AN EFFORT- fazer um esforço
SURE – ter Certeza/tenha certeza
SENSE- fazer sentido
PROGRESS – fazer progresso
A MESS - fazer bagunça
A DIFFERENCE – fazer a diferença
AN OFFER – fazer uma oferta
UP YOUR MIND – decider-se
A COMPLAINT- fazer uma reclamação
NOTES / A LIST - fazer anotações / lista
AN EXCUSE – dar uma desculpa
A FUSS - fazer uma bagunça (dar trabalho)
A DISCOVERY – fazer uma descoberta
A CALL – fazer uma ligação
A PROFIT – ter lucro
A LOSS – ter prejuízo
USE OF - fazer uso de
THE BED – arrumar a cama
A SUGGESTION – fazer/dar uma sugestão
FUN OF - tirar sarro
A CHOICE – fazer uma escolha
AN EXCEPTION - fazer uma exceção
PLANS – fazer planos
A DEAL – fazer um acordo
NOISE – fazer barulho
A LIVING – fazer/ganhar a vida
AN APPOINTMENT – marcar uma consulta
ARRANGEMENTS – organizar algo
A FACE - fazer caras e bocas
FRIENDS – fazer amigos
A CANCELLATION – fazer um cancelamento
CONTACT – fazer contato
A DECISION – tomar uma decisão
AN ERROR - fazer/cometer um erro
STH CLEAR - deixar claro
A FORTUNE – fazer fortuna
A PROMISE - fazer promessa
AN AGREEMENT – fazer um acordo
Homework
HOMEWORK – fazer a lição
AEROBICS – fazer aeróbica
HOUSEWORK – fazer serviço de casa
AN EXAM - fazer um exame
YOUR BEST – fazer seu melhor
AN EXERCISE - fazer exercício
YOUR DUTY – fazer sua obrigação
A FAVOUR – fazer um favor
THE MILITARY SERVICE – fazer serviço militar
A TEST – fazer um teste
THE SHOPPING – fazer compras
AN EXPERIMENT – fazer um experimento
NOTHING – fazer nada
THE DISHES – lavar a louça
GOOD - fazer o bem
YOUR HAIR – fazer seu cabelo
HARM - fazer o mal
YOUR NAILS – fazer suas unhas
DAMAGE – fazer maldade/causar danos
YOUR MAKE UP – fazer maquiagem
BUSINESS – fazer negócios
THE LAUNDRY – lavar roupas
WELL - fazer bem feito/ir bem
A JOB – fazer um trabalho
OVERTIME – fazer hora extra
THE IRONING - passar roupa
RESEARCH – fazer uma pesquisa
A TRANSLATION – fazer uma tradução
THE CLEANING – fazer limpeza
THE RIGHT THING – fazer a coisa certa
SOMETHING – fazer algo
BADLY – ir mal / não fazer bem
YOUR CHORES – fazer suas obrigações
AN OPERATION – fazer uma operação
Unit 32
HOMEWORK
1- Choose the correct option (make or do):
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In our flat James normally cooks and I (make / do) the dishes.
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The children are (making / doing) the homework right now.
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The boss (made / did) a deal with the new suppliers.
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On Sundays I enjoy (making / doing) nothing.
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How much profit did the enterprise (make / do) last year?
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I didn’t study for the exam, so I will (make / do) my best.
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Do you normally (make / do) overtime at work?
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Look at this room! The cats (made / did) a mess!
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Can you (make / do) me a favor and close that door, please?
10. The president (made / did) an excellent speech yesterday.
11. If you take this medicine it will (make / do) you good.
2- Fill in the gaps in the following sentences with the correct form of DO or MAKE.
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Don’t ……… ……………… excuses! You didn’t ………… …………… your homework and that’s that!
Could you ………… …………… me a favor and lend me your notebook?
I want to ………… …………… notes while the teacher is explaining.
I’ve lost my wallet. What am I going to ……… ………………?
My parents expect me to ………… …………… things in the house such as ………… ……… my bed, helping my
brothers ……………………… the dishes and so on.
My father ……… …………… the ironing and he also ………… ……… the best spaghetti sauce in the universe!
I didn’t realize they were ……………………… fun of me. I suppose I ……………………… a fool of myself.
If you want to ……………………… well in the exam, you’ll just have to ……………………… more of an effort.
I know I always ……………………… a lot of mistakes, but I really am ……………………… my best.
……………………… sure you come to class tomorrow. We’re going to ……………………… a test.
Take a day off and ……………………… nothing for a change. It won’t ……………………… any harm. In fact it will
probably ……………………… you good.
I didn’t want to ……………………… a fuss, but I really felt I had to ……………………… a formal complaint.
Can anybody ……………………… a suggestion? I’m completely in the dark.
……………………… business with you has been a great pleasure. I’m sure both our companies will
……………………… a lot of money out of it.
I am afraid that the company has ……………………… a massive loss this financial year.
I don’t know how people can ………………………money without hard work.
Stop ……………………… so much noise! I’ve got to ……………………… a very important phone call.
The menu was so good that it was difficult for us to ……………………… a choice.
She ……………………… him a solemn promise that she would never steal again.
HOMEWORK CORRECTION
1- Choose the correct option (make or do):
01- In our flat James normally cooks and I (make / do) the dishes.
02- The children are (making / doing) the homework right now.
03- The boss (made / did) a deal with the new suppliers.
04- On Sundays I enjoy (making / doing) nothing.
05- How much profit did the enterprise (make / do) last year?
06- I didn’t study for the exam, so I will (make / do) my best.
07- Do you normally (make / do) overtime at work?
08- Look at this room! The cats (made / did) a mess!
09- Can you (make / do) me a favor and close that door, please?
10- The president (made / did) an excellent speech yesterday.
11- If you take this medicine it will (make / do) you good.
2- Fill in the gaps in the following sentences with the correct form of DO or MAKE.
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Don’t ………make……………… excuses! You didn’t …………do…………… your homework and that’s that!
Could you …………do…………… me a favor and lend me your notebook?
I want to ………… make …………… notes while the teacher is explaining.
I’ve lost my wallet. What am I going to ………do………………?
My parents expect me to …………do…………… things in the house such as ………… make ……… my bed,
helping my brothers …………do…………… the dishes and so on.
My father ………does…………… the ironing and he also …………makes……… the best spaghetti sauce in the
universe!
I didn’t realize they were …………making…………… fun of me. I suppose I …………made………… a fool of
myself.
If you want to …………do…………… well in the exam, you’ll just have to ………make……… more of an effort.
I know I always …………make…………… a lot of mistakes, but I really am ………doing……… my best.
…………Make…………… sure you come to class tomorrow. We’re going to …………do…………… a test.
Take a day off and …………do…………… nothing for a change. It won’t ………do……… any harm. In fact it will
probably …………do…………… you good.
I didn’t want to …………make…………… a fuss, but I really felt I had to …………make…………… a formal
complaint.
Can anybody …………make…………… a suggestion? I’m completely in the dark.
………Do……………… business with you has been a great pleasure. I’m sure both our companies will
…………make…………… a lot of money out of it.
I am afraid that the company has …………made…………… a massive loss this financial year.
I don’t know how people can …………make……………money without hard work.
Stop …………making…………… so much noise! I’ve got to ………make… a very important phone call.
The menu was so good that it was difficult for us to …………make…………… a choice.
She …………made…………… him a solemn promise that she would never steal again.