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what is the difference? #1 (permalink) Thu May 29, 2008 18:16 pm   what is the difference?
 

I do my homework/ I make my homework..
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what is the difference? #2 (permalink) Thu May 29, 2008 18:47 pm   what is the difference?
 

Hi Sonnete

Did you read the make vs do links that you were given?
http://www.english-test.net/forum/ftopic25172.html#85943

The usual collocation is 'do homework'.

If you said 'make homework', that would suggest that you create or build homework somehow.
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what is the difference? #3 (permalink) Thu May 29, 2008 19:16 pm   what is the difference?
 

Yankee wrote:
If you said 'make homework', that would suggest that you create or build homework somehow.
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Hi, Amy

So, can a teacher say to his impetuous, incorrigible pupil who's just done something naughty: You've just made yourself homework, pal ?

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what is the difference? #4 (permalink) Thu May 29, 2008 19:25 pm   what is the difference?
 

Hi Alex

That's possible, I guess, but fairly unlikely.

To me, something such as "You've just earned yourself a pile of extra homework, young man!" would be more likely. Wink
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