Gramática ⇒ Make/do Tópico resolvido

[Pedro900]

Doing things
Evan: Hey, Chloe. What are you doing?
Chloe: I’m drawing a picture for the story I wrote in school today.
Evan: Oh, yeah? Terrific. Can I see it? It’s very pretty. I like the colors.
Chloe: Thanks, Dad.
Evan: Chloe, go look in the kitchen. Is Mom _____ coffee?
Chloe: Uh, no, Daddy, she’s still _______ the dishes.
Evan: Oh. I guess I can wait a few minutes. I have to make a call.
Chloe: Are you calling Grandma?
Evan: No. It’s a business call.
Fill in the blanks with the correct verbs, respectively
a) making / making
b) making / doing
c) doing / making
d) doing / doing
Alguém pode me dizer por que é a letra b e não a letra c

Resposta

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b

[Boredom]

geralmente usa se ''make''' no sentido de juntar algumas coisas para criar uma nova. e bastante usado no sentido de fazer comida.
ex: he is making dinner ----- she is making breakfast. and so on.

agora a expressao '' do the dishes'' usa se no sentido de laver loucas. nesse caso simplesmente e desse jeito. nao faz sentido pra nos brasileiros mas se vc quiser falar lavar as loucas em ingles vc pode dizer ''do the dishes''