1) In the sentence 'I didn't want to do calculations, because last time I made two mistakes.' 'do calculations' is ... a) an action b) an outcome 2) In the same sentence 'I didn't want to do calculations, because last time I made two mistakes.' 'make a mistake' is ... a) an action b) an outcome 3) In the sentence 'Not many building firms will make a profit this year because they don't advertise in social media.' 'make a profit' is ... . a) an action b) an outcome 4) In the sentence 'I usually do the shopping when I want to have a rest from work.' 'do the shopping' is ... . a) an action b) an outcome 5) We use ... in collocations associated with tasks, duties, obligations, and routine or repetitive activities. a) do b) make 6) ... generally refers to the result. a) Make b) Do 7) "Do" is usually used in collocations referring to ...: do homework, do a course, etc. a) Food and drink preparation b) Arrangements and decisions c) Study and work 8) "Do" is usually used in collocations referring to ...: do the dishes, do the shopping, etc. a) Money b) Housework and repetitive tasks c) Speaking, sounds and relationships 9) "Make" is usually used in collocations referring to ...: make a promise, make a joke, etc. a) Good or bad actions b) Speaking, sounds and relationships c) Sports, hobbies, and self-care 10) "Do" is usually used in collocations referring to ...: do well/badly, do one's best, etc. a) Arrangements and decisions b) Money c) Good or bad actions 11) "Make" is usually used in collocations referring to ...: make lunch, make a sandwich, etc. a) Food and drink preparation b) Sports, hobbies, and self-care c) Good or bad actions 12) "Do" is usually used in collocations referring to ...: do exercise, do yoga, etc. a) Speaking, sounds and relationships b) Arrangements and decisions c) Sports, hobbies, and self-care 13) "Make" is usually used in collocations referring to ...: make plans, make a choice, etc. a) Sports, hobbies, and self-care b) Arrangements and decisions c) Good or bad actions

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