Make vs Do - Business English
Type your answer in each blank and press Enter to check it, or use Check answers below. A cue in (brackets) is the word to put in the right form.
- We need to (make) a decision about the budget by Friday.
- Could you (do) me a favor and check these figures?
- The marketing team is (make) a presentation for the new client.
- He always (do) his best to meet every deadline.
- I have to (make) a phone call before the meeting starts.
- They are (do) research on the current market trends.
- She needs to (make) an appointment with the CEO.
- We must (do) our due diligence before signing the contract.
- The manager (make) a mistake in the quarterly report.
- Please (do) the paperwork as soon as possible.
- We should (make) an effort to improve our communication.
- They (do) a lot of business in Southeast Asia.
- I need to (make) some changes to the project plan.
- He is (do) a great job managing the new team.
- Can we (make) a suggestion regarding the workflow?
- The company is (make) a huge profit this year.
- You need to (do) some preparation before the negotiation.
- She (make) a complaint about the service yesterday.
- Who is going to (do) the presentation next week?
- We need to (make) progress on this task immediately.
- The accountant is (do) the payroll right now.
- It is difficult to (make) an agreement under these terms.
- They (do) an audit of the financial records last month.
- I will (make) sure that the client receives the email.
- We are (do) everything we can to resolve the issue.
