Make or Do?

Have you seen Alice?
Not for about 15 minutes, but she said she had to [  ]  an important phone call.

I’ll clean the windows if you [  ] the washing-up.

Last week we [   ] a really difficult exercise on phrasal verbs.

Could you [   ] me a favour please? Could you buy some milk at the supermarket on your way home?

Can I see the manager, please? I’d like to [   ] a complaint.

Do you find it easy [   ] friends?

When we arrived, Catherine was in the middle of [  ] dinner.

I can’t come out tonight. I have to stay in and [   ] my hair.

If you [   ] your best, it doesn’t matter whether you pass or fail.

The lorry crashed into the house on the corner and [   ]  a lot of damage.

Listen! The neighbours [   ]  a terrible noise. Do you think they’re having a party?

I [   ]  the ironing while I was watching the TV.

I [  ]  up my mind. I’m going to buy a new car.

I don’t like speaking German because I’m afraid of [   ] mistakes.

I’ve never been very good at [  ] decisions.

My company [  ] a lot of business in France.

Have you [   ]  your homework yet?

Peter was very nervous because he had  [   ] a speech at his brother’s wedding.

Sally didn’t want to go out with Richard, so she [  ]  an excuse.

I had toothache yesterday so I [   ] an appointment with the dentist.