MAKE X DO. _____ the washing _ progress _ a decision _ an exam _ a course _ a mess _ exercise _____.

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MAKE X DO

_________ the washing _________ progress _________ a decision _________ an exam _________ a course _________ a mess _________ exercise _________ up your mind _________ an appointment _________ someone cry _________ nothing _________ someona a favour _________ coffee _________ the cleaning _________ a degree _________ a noise _________ the shopping _________ friends _________ lunch _________ a mistake _________ the housework _________ homework _________ money _________ an excuse

makedo progress a decision a mess up your mind an appointment someone cry coffee a noise friends lunch a mistake money dinner breakfast an excuse a cake the washing an exam a course exercise nothing the cleaning a degree the shopping the housework homework the washing-up some work someone a favour