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Do" is used to describe actions, tasks, or duties, while "make" is used to describe the creation of something new.

EXAMPLES:

She made a cake.

I've made us some coffee.

Did you really make those trousers?

What did you do at the weekend?

I didn't do anything yesterday.

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The main difference between "say" and "tell" is that "say" focuses on the words spoken, while "tell" focuses on the information being communicated. "Say" is often used for exact quotes, while "tell" is often used to give information to someone.

EXAMPLES:

·         SAY YOUR NAME.

·         TELL ME A JOKE.

·         TELL HIM TO STOP.

·         SAY SOMETHING NEW.

·         SAY IT LOUDER.

·       It’s time to say goodbye now. Please take a moment to tell me what you think of this lesson.

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"Hear" is the ability to perceive sounds, while "listen" is the act of paying attention to sounds. "Hear" is a natural process, while "listen" is a conscious action.

EXAMPLES:

·         "I heard a strange noise in the middle of the night"

·         "I listened very carefully to what she said and wrote it all down"

·         "I love hearing/listening to the sound of falling rain

·         "You should listen to your manager"

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"Look" means to move your eyes in a direction, while "watch" means to look at something for a period of time and pay attention to it.

EXAMPLES:

·         Look up there!

·         Look at that bird!

·         Janet watches the sun come up in the morning

I had to watch a boring movie at school today

·         I watched the crown last night on DVD

·         You were watching a video on your phone

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https://talkintownenglish.com/say-vs-tell-whats-the-difference/

https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/make-or-do.html

https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/listen-vs-hear-/7210303.html

https://www.grammarly.com/commonly-confused-words/do-vs-make#:~:text=However%2C%20do%20generally%20refers%20to,producing%20something%20tangible%20or%20intangible.

https://www.openenglish.com/blog/es/diferencias-entre-see-look-y-watch/