Dor or Make 6 Flashcards
to … good (faire le bien)
to do good (faire le bien) A: The church where I live does a lot of good. B: Oh yes. I saw them giving food to the homeless.
to … work (travailler)
to do work (travailler) A: Your Spanish has really improved. B: Thanks. I have studied hard but I need to do more work. I will be studying hard this month.
to … a decision (se décider)
to make a decision (se décider) A: Are you coming tonight? B: Oh I don’t know. A: You need to make a decision soon.
to … a visit (rendre visite à qn)
to make a visit (rendre visite à qn) A: Where were you this morning? B: I made a visit to see Aunty Anne. A: Oh really! How is she? B: She’s great and she sends her love.
to … an excuse (trouver une excuse)
to make an excuse (trouver une excuse) A: Have you seen my car? B: No. A: A woman scratched it last week with her shopping trolley. B: Oh no. What happened? A: She made an excuse about being in a hurry and left.
to … fun of somebody/something (se moquer de qn/qch)
to make fun of somebody/something (se moquer de qn/qch) A: I am going to see my son’s teacher today. B: Why? A: A boy in his class keeps making fun of him. I want it to stop.
to … lunch (préparer le déjeuner)
to make lunch (préparer le déjeuner) A: Do you want to visit later? B: Yes. What time? A: How about 1pm? I can make lunch.
to … tea/coffee (faire du thé/café)
to make tea/coffee (faire du thé/café) A: Are you going to the kitchen? B: Yeah. A: Oh, would you make me a coffee?
… away with (en finir avec)
Do away with (en finir avec) A: They did away with bull fighting in Barcelona. B: I know. What happened to all the bulls?
… out (distinguer, discerner)
Make out (distinguer, discerner) A: Look! Here’s my scar from when the dog bit me. B: Oh yes! I can make it out. However, it’s almost gone.
… out (se peloter, se caresser – argot américain)
Make out (se peloter, se caresser – argot américain) A: I saw my sister and her boyfriend making out!
… do (to do the best with what you have)
Make do (to do the best with what you have) A: During World War Two, we had to make do. We weren’t spoiled like you are now.
…. over (relooker)
Make over (relooker) A: Have you seen her? Isn’t she lovely? B: Yes she won a competition and they made her over on TV.
Be ….. of (être fait de)
Be made of (être fait de) A: What a beautiful necklace! B: Thanks. It’s made of emeralds and gold.