Put in the correct form of ‘make’ or ‘do’
1) John worked hard and his best at his job, but he still wasn’t promoted. [ . ] | |
2) The teenagers were such a noise that the neighbour called the police. [ . ] | |
3) She a payment on her debt every month. Soon she’ll have finished paying it off. [ . ] | |
4) So many chores to ! I need to clean the bathroom and the kitchen, hoover and change all the beds. [ . ] | |
5) Sorry, I’ve a mistake. The restaurant isn’t here, but on another street. [ . ] | |
6) It’s late, and we should go home. Let’s a move. [ . ] | |
7) Unfortunately, his business a huge loss last year and had to close down. [ . ] | |
8) If you don’t speak English, you’ll find it hard to business in the UK. [ . ] | |
9) He a promise to his grandmother that he’d never fight anyone ever again. [ . ] | |
10) I called the hotel and a reservation for two people for Saturday the 16th. [ . ] | |
11) The washing machine flooded and the water a lot of damage. All the carpets had to be replaced. [ . ] | |
12) She a lot of lists of things to do, but she never does any of the things!. [ . ] | |
13) Unfortunately, all the students very badly on the test. [ . ] | |
14) Children such a mess! I spend my whole life tidying up. [ . ] | |
15) The car was 90 miles per hour on the motorway when it was stopped by the police. [ . ] | |
16) John went outside to a phone call. [ . ] | |
17) Lucy has decided to a course this autumn. She’s going to study Spanish. [ . ] | |
18) My grandmother loves crosswords. [ . ] | |
19) Anne a good point. She said that it’s often cheaper to fly in the UK than take the train. [ . ] | |
20) If I were to a prediction, I’d say that it’ll rain this afternoon. [ . ] |