___ business — Our company plans to do business with several international partners next year., ___ someone a favor — Could you do me a favor and send that document today?, ___ harm — Too much stress can do serious harm to your health., ___ good — Volunteering can do a lot of good for the community., ___ the trick — A short break should do the trick., ___ justice to — The photo doesn’t do justice to the scenery., ___ your best — Just do your best during the exam., ___ damage — The storm did serious damage to the buildings., ___ a double take — I did a double take when I saw her at the airport., ___ without — We had to do without electricity during the blackout., ___ away with — The company decided to do away with outdated rules., ___ time — He did time for tax evasion., ___ research — She did extensive research before writing her thesis., ___ your hair — She did her hair before the party., ___ the math — If you do the math, it becomes obvious which option is cheaper., ___ an effort — You need to make an effort to improve your speaking skills., ___ progress — The team is making steady progress on the project., ___ sense — His argument doesn’t make sense., ___ a point — She made an important point in the meeting., ___ a difference — Your support can make a difference to those in need., ___ a living — Many freelancers make a living from online work., ___ a commitment — The company made a commitment to environmental sustainability., ___ an assumption — Don’t make assumptions without facts., ___ a decision — We need to make a decision before the deadline., ___ a mistake — Everyone makes mistakes while learning., ___ an impression — He made a strong impression on the interview panel., ___ arrangements — We made arrangements for the conference., ___ a contribution — Her research made an important contribution to the field., ___ up your mind — You should make up your mind before Friday., ___ the most of — She made the most of her time abroad., ___ an apology — He made an apology for being late., ___ a fortune — She made a fortune from investing in stocks., ___ a noise — Don’t make a noise while others are sleeping., ___ a list — I made a list of all the items we need to buy., ___ a plan — We need to make a plan for the next quarter., ___ an offer — The company made an offer to buy our startup., ___ an example — He made an example of the student to warn others., ___ a promise — I made a promise to help her., ___ a phone call — She made a phone call to confirm the reservation., ___ an observation — The scientist made an observation about the unusual results., ___ a complaint — The customer made a complaint about the service., ___ a note — He made a note of the instructions., ___ a discovery — Scientists made a discovery in genetics., ___ a choice — You must make a choice between the two options., ___ a request — She made a request for extra time., ___ a recovery — The patient made a recovery after surgery., ___ a substitution — The coach made a substitution during the match., ___ an arrangement — They made an arrangement to meet later., ___ an excuse — He made an excuse for missing the class., ___ a guess — Can you make a guess at the answer?, ___ a call — It’s time to make a call on this decision., ___ a deal — They made a deal with the suppliers., ___ a start — Let’s make a start on the project immediately., ___ an exception — The teacher made an exception for late submissions., ___ a statement — The politician made a statement about the policy., ___ a move — They made a move to secure the deal quickly., ___ a fuss — Don’t make a fuss over minor mistakes..

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