Question

Can't you ___ more of an effort with your schoolwork, Joe? Well, I'm ___ my best, Dad! A do, making B do, doing C make, doing D make, making

Answer 1

Can't you ___ more of an effort with your schoolwork, Joe? Well, I'm ___ my best, Dad! 
C make, doing

Answer 2

Ответ D Can t you make more of an effort with schoolwork,Joe?Well,I am making with my best,Dad!

Answer 3

Can't you ___ more of an effort with your schoolwork, Joe? Well, I'm ___ my best, Dad! A do, making B do, doing C make, doing D make, making

The correct answer is C make, doing.

In the given sentence, the first blank should be filled with a verb that means "put forth" or "exert." The second blank should be filled with a verb that means "perform" or "carry out."

The phrase "Can't you ___ more of an effort with your schoolwork, Joe?" suggests that Joe's father wants him to put more effort into his schoolwork. The appropriate verb to fill the first blank is "make," which means to put forth effort or exert oneself.

The phrase "Well, I'm ___ my best, Dad!" indicates that Joe is already trying his best. The appropriate verb to fill the second blank is "doing," which means performing or carrying out an action.

Therefore, the correct sentence is: "Can't you make more of an effort with your schoolwork, Joe? Well, I'm doing my best, Dad!"