00These two verbs often depart from their01b00 02b01u01b00fundamental meaning of02b00 01b00do = act and make = construct02b02u00.02br 02br 00Examples of fundamental meaning of `do' and `make' :02br 02br 001. `What are you dont'? (writing a letter)02br 02br 002. `What are you making'? (`A cake')02br 02br 00But these words depart from their fundamental meaning, when they are used in different idioms and phrases. Such uses and meanings can be learnt only by experience and practice. The following exercise is designed to give this 01b01u00very02u02b00 practice02br 02br 00Exercise02br 02br 00(1) He 01u00made02u00 a lot of money last year.02br 02br 00(2) How do you 01u00do02u00?02br 02br 00(3) Have you 01u00done02u00 your homework?02br 02br 00(4) I have nothing to 01u00do02u00 this afternoon?02br 02br 00(5) It is my birthday; 01u00do 02u00come to tea.02br 02br 00................etc.02br 02br 00As last line (The following ......... very practice) suggests the following exercise is the practice of (do, make) which depart from their fundamental meaning.02br 02br 00So, could you tell me in what way it(do, make) depart from their fundamental meaning?02br 02br 00Because for me, the exercise seems it has fundamental meaning only. 0-
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