6. Fill the gaps with the correct form of do or make to form collocations:

What does Mark .............for living?

What are you ………..? I am ……….. a cake.

Have you .............your homework already?

What are you …………. such a fuss about?

My room-mate usually ...........the grocery shopping.

Children are ………….. a lot of noise, can you calm them down?

Angela ............badly in her English exam.

The children ..............a mess in the kitchen.

Hurricanes can ………. a lot of damage.

Where is Elena? She is ………… the beds right now.

I only ............one mistake in my mathematics test.

May I ask you to ............me a favour.

Have you and your husband ...........a decision yet?

A glass of wine will …………. you good.

Please excuse me, I need to ……....a phone call.

7. Match the pairs to form appropriate collocations:

a) a drop of 1. salt

b) a piece of 2. smoke

c) a lump of 3. ham

d) a hunk of 4. sugar

e) a pinch of 5. oil

f) a puff of 6. bread

g) a slice of 7. paper

h) a herd of 8. ants

i) a flock of 9. fish

j) an army of 10. wolves

k) a pack of 11. cattle

l) a shoal of 12. bees

m) a swarm of 13 sheep

8. List these expressions under the correct verbs to make collocations:

a good time / the washing / married / amendments / lost / a fortune / a baby / home / no time / a good memory / the homework / profit / nothing / no choice / or break / wet / the ironing / no objection / some work / a problem / something up / ready / progress / an effort / the shopping / drunk / an opportunity / angry / the cooking / mistake / frightened / a difference / holiday / business / someone a favour / permission

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