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The verb MAKE creates powerful phrasal verbs for creation and achievement. From making up stories to making it to success, this family covers producing, causing, completing, understanding, relationships, and time management. Master these phrasal verbs and you'll express creation and accomplishment like a native speaker.

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MAKE UP - Exercises

Remember: 'Make up' means to invent a story, to reconcile after a fight, or to apply cosmetics
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🎯Multiple Choice

1. Which sentence uses 'make up' correctly?
She made up an excuse for being late
They make up the bus every morning
He makes up smoking every day
2. Which sentence uses 'make up' correctly?
We made up her old books to the library
They had a fight but made up the next day
I make up the meeting every afternoon

MAKE OUT - Exercises

Remember: 'Make out' means to see/hear/understand something with difficulty, or to kiss passionately
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1. I can't _____ what she's saying - the music is too loud
2. He _____ a figure in the distance yesterday
3. I'm _____ the words on this old document
4. Can you _____ what this letter says?

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MAKE INTO - Exercises

Remember: 'Make into' means to transform or convert something into something else
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🎯Multiple Choice

1. Which sentence uses 'make into' correctly?
She makes into her old books to the library
They made the garage into a home office
He makes into smoking every day
2. Which sentence uses 'make into' correctly?
The chef made the leftovers into a delicious soup
We make into the bus every morning
I made into the meeting yesterday

MAKE OF - Exercises

Remember: 'Make of' means to understand or have an opinion about something
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✏️Fill in the Blanks

1. What do you _____ this situation?
2. I don't know what she _____ my proposal yesterday
3. I'm not sure what to _____ his strange behavior
4. What should we _____ these new results?

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MAKE SENSE - Exercises

Remember: 'Make sense' means to be logical, understandable, or reasonable
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🎯Multiple Choice

1. Which sentence uses 'make sense' correctly?
Your explanation doesn't make sense to me
She makes sense her old books to the library
They make sense the bus every morning
2. Which sentence uses 'make sense' correctly?
He made sense smoking last year
It makes sense to save money for emergencies
We make sense together at school

MAKE OVER - Exercises

Remember: 'Make over' means to change or transform the appearance of someone or something
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✏️Fill in the Blanks

1. We need to _____ this old room completely
2. She _____ her entire wardrobe last month
3. They're _____ the restaurant with a new design
4. The stylist _____ her look for the event

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MAKE OFF - Exercises

Remember: 'Make off' means to leave quickly, usually to escape or avoid something
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🎯Multiple Choice

1. Which sentence uses 'make off' correctly?
She makes off her old books to the library
The thief made off with the jewelry
They make off together every weekend
2. Which sentence uses 'make off' correctly?
He made off before anyone could ask him questions
We made off smoking last year
I make off the meeting every day

MAKE FOR - Exercises

Remember: 'Make for' means to move towards a place, or to contribute to a result
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✏️Fill in the Blanks

1. Let's _____ the exit before the crowd arrives
2. When it started raining, we _____ the nearest shelter
3. Good communication _____ a happy relationship
4. The dog _____ the door as soon as it opened

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MAKE TOWARDS - Exercises

Remember: 'Make towards' means to move in the direction of something or someone
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🎯Multiple Choice

1. Which sentence uses 'make towards' correctly?
He made towards the door when he heard the alarm
She makes towards her old books to the library
They make towards smoking every day
2. Which sentence uses 'make towards' correctly?
We made towards the bus every morning
The crowd made towards the stage when the band appeared
I make towards together with my friends

MAKE FRIENDS - Exercises

Remember: 'Make friends' means to become friends with someone
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✏️Fill in the Blanks

1. It's important to _____ when you move to a new city
2. She _____ quickly at her new school
3. He's good at _____ wherever he goes
4. They _____ with their neighbors last year
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