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The classic question! Is it do or make? This has come up a lot recently and I want to help you get this right once and for all. This is a really useful topic as well because they come up a lot in business English. I'm going to break down Do and Make into different categories to help you build a map that you can use as a reference point to help you remember which one is which.

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Let's look at Do and Make in a business context: part 1

Confident Business English

Let's look at Do and Make in a business context: part 1