Question

17. Make or do? a. Nick had a dream. In his dream fairies came to him and promised to do some magic for him. When Nick woke up in the morning he ran to his mother to tell her about the fairies. But the moment he saw his mother's angry face he realised it was a dream and he had to live a real life. Poor Nick! The fairies could not... his duties and now he had to ... his bed, to his morning exercises and then ... his homework.

Answer 1

1 make, 2 make, 3 do

Answer 2

In this context, the correct word to use is "do."

The fairies could not do his duties and now he had to do his bed, do his morning exercises, and then do his homework.

"Make" is used when we create or produce something, or when we force someone to do something. For example, "I made a cake for the party" or "The teacher made the students do their homework."

On the other hand, "do" is used when we perform an action or complete a task. In this case, Nick has to perform his daily responsibilities such as making his bed, doing his morning exercises, and completing his homework.