إن لم تعرف الفرق بين do و make و have و take فأنت في المكان و الوقت
المناسبين.
سواء كنت مبتدأ، متوسطا أو متقدما في اللغة الإنجليزية، فإن هذا الدرس البسيط و القيم سيشرح لك بالتفصيل أين
و متى نستعمل do و make و have و take أثناء محادثاتنا اليومية باللغة
الإنجليزية.
ما الفرق بين make و Do؟
Things we make
a mistake (= and error): He made a few mistakes in the exam.
a meal (= prepare and cook something to eat): I had to make my own dinner last night.
money (= become rich): He made a lot of money when he worked in America.
friends: It's not always easy to make friends in a foreign country.
a decision: We can have the red ones or the green ones, but we must make a decision (choose the red or the green) before 6 p.m.
a noise: I can't work when the children make a lot of noise.
progress (= improvement): Her English is good now; she has made a lot of progress.
a meal (= prepare and cook something to eat): I had to make my own dinner last night.
money (= become rich): He made a lot of money when he worked in America.
friends: It's not always easy to make friends in a foreign country.
a decision: We can have the red ones or the green ones, but we must make a decision (choose the red or the green) before 6 p.m.
a noise: I can't work when the children make a lot of noise.
progress (= improvement): Her English is good now; she has made a lot of progress.
Things we do
homework: I forgot to do my English homework last night.
the housework (= cleaning): My mother does all the housework in our house.
subjects (= study subjects): Did you do English at school?
a course: I did a one-week course in word processing.
the shopping (= buy food): I always do the shopping at the weekend.
research (= detailed study in one subject): He's doing research in physics at Rome University.
(someone) a favour (= do something to help someone): I don't have any coffee. Could you do me a favour and lend me some?
something/anything/nothing: I didn't do anything last night. That boy has done nothing all day.
the housework (= cleaning): My mother does all the housework in our house.
subjects (= study subjects): Did you do English at school?
a course: I did a one-week course in word processing.
the shopping (= buy food): I always do the shopping at the weekend.
research (= detailed study in one subject): He's doing research in physics at Rome University.
(someone) a favour (= do something to help someone): I don't have any coffee. Could you do me a favour and lend me some?
something/anything/nothing: I didn't do anything last night. That boy has done nothing all day.
ما الفرق بين Have و Take؟
Things we have
a rest (= relax / do nothing): They had a long rest after the game.
food (= eat food) and drink): I had steak but Paul just had a cup of tea.
a drink (= drink something): Let's have a drink before dinner.
a bath/shower: I always have a bath when I get up.
a party: I'm having a party for my birthday.
a baby (= be pregnant or give birth): Mary is having a baby next month.
a (nice/great/terrible) time: We had a very nice time in Switzerland last year.
food (= eat food) and drink): I had steak but Paul just had a cup of tea.
a drink (= drink something): Let's have a drink before dinner.
a bath/shower: I always have a bath when I get up.
a party: I'm having a party for my birthday.
a baby (= be pregnant or give birth): Mary is having a baby next month.
a (nice/great/terrible) time: We had a very nice time in Switzerland last year.
Things we take
an exam (also 'do an exam'): I'm going to take four exams next month.
a photo: She took lots of photos on holiday.
a decision (also 'make'): I'm not very good at taking decisions.
a shower (also 'have'): I'm just going to take a shower before lunch.
a bus/train/plane/taxi: We were late, so we took a taxi to the airport.
Note: Notice the use of be + adjective (NOT have+noun) in these expressions: She was lucky / I'm hungry (= 1 want to eat) / I'm thirsty (= I want a drink)
a photo: She took lots of photos on holiday.
a decision (also 'make'): I'm not very good at taking decisions.
a shower (also 'have'): I'm just going to take a shower before lunch.
a bus/train/plane/taxi: We were late, so we took a taxi to the airport.
Note: Notice the use of be + adjective (NOT have+noun) in these expressions: She was lucky / I'm hungry (= 1 want to eat) / I'm thirsty (= I want a drink)
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