'do' = 'go or travel (at a certain speed)'

[Hari]

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #92 "Using Make and Do (2)", question 3

He was so proud of his car yesterday because during the race it ......... 260 km/hr.

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

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #92 "Using Make and Do (2)", answer 3

He was so proud of his car yesterday because during the race it did 260 km/hr.

Correct answer: (d) did

Your answer was: incorrect
He was so proud of his car yesterday because during the race it made 260 km/hr.
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y cant it be made
y only did
please answer
Hari

[Yankee]

Hi Hari

You can use "do" to mean "go or travel (at a certain speed)".

Amy
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[Linh7]

hi
There is an expression: i have made it this far
means i have come to a certain level
so, dose made can be used here

[Mister Micawber]

No, Linh – that is a different expression. 'I made it this far' has to do with distance. 'My car did 260 km/hr' has to do with speed.
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