TO MAKE (1)

Hello. I hope you are having a good day. Welcome back to the Daily Vitamin.

For the next four lessons, we are going to concentrate on a very high-frequency word in English: the verb to make.

As you probably know, the most common meaning of make is to create or produce.

Example 1:
This furniture is made of quality products; it was made in Spain.

Example 2:
Hollywood is going to make a movie about his life.

But make is also used in many different ways and in dozens of phrases: make a decision, make an effort, make progress, make a mistake, etc. Over the next few days, we will review some of the different uses of this very-useful verb.

Can you create a sentence with MAKE with the meaning "to create or produce"? Post your sentence on one of our social media sites (Facebook or Twitter) and we will give you feedback as soon as possible.

Have a good day.