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Phrase: We only have one more pot of stew... Wed Aug 09, 2006 10:06 am  Phrase: We only have one more pot of stew...
 

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ESL/EFL Test #90 "Using Make and Do (1)", question 10

We only have one more pot of stew — will it .........?

(a) make
(b) do
(c) made
(d) did

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #90 "Using Make and Do (1)", answer 10

We only have one more pot of stew — will it do?

Correct answer: (b) do

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We only have one more pot of stew — will it make?
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Phrase: We only have one more pot of stew... Wed Aug 09, 2006 13:36 pm  Phrase: We only have one more pot of stew...
 

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Do here means be sufficient/adequate (to the task).

There are perhaps many persons at this meal, and the speaker wonders whether one more pot of stew is enough to serve everyone who hasn't yet eaten.
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