do-make and say-tell

[A_Quariu_s]

some times there are words in English seem like same but all the time they have a little differences some of them do-make and say- tell. So when will we use this words. Can we use them in sentence whichever.

For example:
The sentences are the below Which one is true and why?

1. I made a cake
2. I done a cake

1. I'm saying you
2. I'm telling you

Thank you for your answers. I think in your wep page you havent a search motor that find somethings about our questions so we can ask the same question second time but this search motor will prevent the repetition questions. oh i saw :shock: please dont consider this side

[Kitosdad]

1. I made a cake .

2. I'm telling you .

I note you did see the search tag. :) :)
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[A_Quariu_s]

hi man, :) of course i will not use just these sentences by these words. i wanted to learn it's rules. what is the diffirences about make and do and what is the diffirences about tell and say. These sentences only samples. do you have any grammar about of them?

[A_Quariu_s]

ok I Found answer's my first question it is here

"They do a very good lunch at this restaurant." — "Have you made dinner yet, darling?"

The first sentence describes an activity that takes place on a regular basis:

"They do (offer) a good lunch every day in this restaurant."

The second sentence focuses on a one time situation:

"Have you made dinner yet?"