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"to make exercises" vs "to do exercises"



 
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"to make exercises" vs "to do exercises" #1 (permalink) Mon Mar 09, 2009 19:52 pm   "to make exercises" vs "to do exercises"
 

Hello everybody,

are there any situation when to make exercises is possible?
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do/make exercises #2 (permalink) Mon Mar 09, 2009 20:33 pm   do/make exercises
 

I think that to make exercises is about as possible as to make dishes.
(People usually do (wash) dishes, but one can make dishes when he/she is a potter.) You can make (create) exercises for your students. Students will have to do them.
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do/make exercises #3 (permalink) Mon Mar 09, 2009 21:06 pm   do/make exercises
 

Thank you, I thought so, but my students confused me :).
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