Intermediate English (B1)

The Sounds of English (The International Phonetic Alphabet)
Adjectives ending in -ed & -ing
1 Topic | 1 Test
Adjectives ending in -ed & -ing. Speaking activity conversation questions
Adjectives Ending in -ed & -ing Exercise
Present Simple & Present Continuous.
1 Topic | 4 Tests
Present Simple & Present Continuous Conversation Questions.
Present Simple and Continuous. Grammar Basics.
Present Simple Tense with Adverbs of Frequency Exercises.
Present Simple & Present Continuous. In Use with Action & Non-Action Verbs
Present Simple & Present Continuous Grammar: Gap fill.
“Used To” for Past Habits & States.
2 Tests
Used To. Gap Fill Exercise
“Used to” Speaking Activity
Imperatives
Comparatives and Superlatives.
2 Tests
Comparatives.
Superlatives.
Likely / Unlikely
So do I / Neither do I.
1 Test
So do I / Neither do I. Gap Fill Exercise
Make or Do?
1 Topic | 2 Tests
Make or Do Speaking Activity
Make or Do? Gap-Fill Exercise
Make or Do? Multiple Choice Exercise
Countable & Uncountable Nouns
1 Test
Countable & Uncountable Nouns
Vocabulary of Transport & Travel
1 Topic | 1 Test
Travel Vocabulary
Transport and Travel Speaking Activity
Listening Comprehension. Transport & travel.
1 Test
Listening Comprehension. Helen talks about travel.
Present Perfect or Past Simple?
1 Test
Present Perfect Vs. Past Simple?
The First Conditional
2 Tests
First Conditional Gap Fill
First Conditionals.
Listening Comprehension. Amazing Facts about HRH Queen Elizabeth II.
1 Test
Listening Comprehenion. Amazing Facts about Queen Elizabeth II.
Modal Verbs for Obligation & Prohibition
1 Topic | 1 Test
Modal Verbs Speaking Activity Conversation Questions
Modal Verbs
Reading Comprehension. Easter, History & Traditions

Make or Do? Multiple Choice Exercise

Intermediate English (B1) Make or Do? Make or Do? Multiple Choice Exercise

This multiple-choice exercise is designed for learners to practise using the verbs “make” and “do” correctly in English. These verbs can often be confused. This exercise is part of a complete lesson on using “make” and “do” in our free intermediate English course. The conversation questions for this topic are here.

For each sentence, decide which verb best fills the gap: make or do.

When you have completed the exercise, click “finish” to see your results. To see the solutions and your responses, click “view questions”.