Grammar, Vocabulary and All That. Плужникова Ю.А. - 93 стр.

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DO means to carry out a specific action, e.g.: Do your homework.
MAKE means to create, manufacture, prepare, e.g.: Can you make me a cup of
coffee?
DO
one`s best / worst, business with
smb, a crossword, damage to, one`s
duty, an exercise, an experiment,
good, one`s hair, harm, housework,
homework, a job, lessons, smth. for
a living, miracles (for), research,
right/wrong, a service, the shop-
ping, a translation, the washing-up,
work, a favour, a course, etc
MAKE
an appointment, an arrangement, the bed, a
cake, certain, changes, coffee, a deal with smb,
a decision, a discovery, an effort, an excuse, a
fortune, a joke, an impression, improvements, a
mess, a mistake, money, a noise, an offer,
peace, progress, an attempt, trouble, a
translation, preparations, a success of smth,
sure, war, a phone call, a fuss of smth, a go of
smth, a suggestion, a profit, a face, a point of
smth etc
Expressions with do and make:
do without = manage without
do away with = abolish
do out of = prevent from having ( by deceit )
make for = move in the direction of
make of = think ( opinion )
make off = leave hurriedly
make up for = compensate for
make up to =
be nice to in order to get smth.
do up = 1. fasten
2. renovate
3. put into a bundle
make out = 1. claim
2. manage to see
3. understand
4. write
5. complete