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Make is an interesting verb in English because it collocates with a number
of different words. For today’s English lesson, let’s look at how to use these
phrases with make in English conversation and writing.
She’s not interested in his excuses…
She’s not interested in his excuses…
How to use
make noise:
·
The kids always make noise
when they play in the backyard.
·
My dog happy makes noise when
she’s hungry.
·
My car was making a strange
noise this morning I need to have it checked.
How to use
make an excuse:
·
She made an excuse about why
she didn’t give me her homework.
·
Bob always makes excuses when
he comes late to work.
·
Don’t try to make an excuse. I
know you just forgot to call me!
How to use
make the bed:
·
I always make the bed after
getting up in the morning.
·
The staff at the hotel usually
makes the bed in the morning.
·
If you don’t make your bed
your room will look messy.
How to use
make an effort:
·
I want to thank you for making
an effort to fix my computer.
·
Sales are increasing because
the marketing team is really making an effort.
·
The printing company made an
effort to get the job done earlier.
How to use
make progress:
·
Jack made a lot of progress
painting his house. He’s almost
finished.
·
I could make a lot more
progress if the phone didn’t ring all day and interrupt me.
·
Are you making progress with
your project?