1. Mr Jones **made** a lot of money last year.
2. **Have** you done your English exam yet?
3. **Make** a phone call.
4. Tom always **makes** his bed before having breakfast.
5. I hate **doing** the housework every day.
6. You must be careful. You **make** a lot of spelling mistakes.
7. **Don't** make any noise. Everybody is sleeping.
8. I'd like to know how he **made** so much money.
9. **Do** something. Don't just stand there watching me.
10. He **makes** a speech at the university tomorrow.
11. Everyone **will make fun** of you if you go to school dressed like that.
12. I'm sure she **made** a mistake.
13. He crashed his car and **made** a lot of damage to it.
14. I tried to fix the car but I **couldn't do** it.
15. When I phoned him, he **didn't do** anything.
16. Could you please **make** a favour? I need some money.
17. He's very fit. He **does** exercise every day.
18. You've got a temperature. You should **make** an appointment with the doctor.
19. He loves cooking but hates **doing** the washing up.
20. **I did** my best. What else could I have done?
21. Who taught you to **do** that?
22. She **has already done** her homework.
23. Your son **does** well at school, isn't he?
24. You'll have to **make** an effort if you want to succeed.
25. I cant stand him. He **is always making** fun of the way people talk.
26. Her job has something to **do** with marketing.
