Go ahead...

 
Adnan, God willing...
سنا,
Ok...

 
Do\did\done
1- Do as auxiliary:
Question: Do you like tennis?
Short answers: Yes, I do \ No, I do not.
Does Marry like tennis?
Yes, she does \ No, she does not.
Did they like the film?
Yes they did \ No, they did not.
2- What are you doing?
*Do as a general verb.
-What do you do to relax?
I listen to music.
-Do not do that, Jerry.
- What are the people in the picture doing?
They’re dancing.
3- What do you do?
-What do you do? = What is your job?
I’m a student.
-What does your wife do? = What’s your wife’s job?
She is a doctor.
4- Do + task:
-Do the housework.
-Do the gardening.
-Do the washing.
-Do the washing-up.
-Do your homework.
-Do some exercises.
-Do business with…
-Do your best.
Examples:
-Did you do the washing this morning?
No, I’m going o do it later.
-Our company does a lot of business with the USA.
-The homework exercise is very difficult- just do your best.

Tami…

 

Make\made\made
1- Make…
To make coffee.
To make dinner.
I’ll make some tea or hot chocolate.
I make supper every day. (supper= a meal just before bed).
2- Make a…
The teacher’s making a photograph.
He’s making a film or a video of the class.
The children are making a noise.

*The contrast between do and make:
Do not make mistakes with make:
We can use make as in these sentences, and we can not use do instead of it:
-I made a mistake in the exercise.
-When I get up, I make my bed.
-I want to make an appointment with the doctor.

Now in these sentences we can use only do, and we can not use make instead of it:
-I have to do my homework.
-I have to take\do an exam next week.
-After dinner I’ll help you do the dishes.

*we say:
I’d like to take a photo of you.

4- It makes me (feel):
Examples:
- Going by train always makes me (feel) tired.
- My friend called me stupid. It made me (feel) angry.
- That film made me (feel) sad.

Tami…

 
Tami,
Great job mimi
God bless your great efforts

 
Raghad, سنا,
You are the most welcome, dear friends...

 
Come\came\come

Come and go are different:
We say: Go from here to there, and come from there to here.

1- Come on\out:
We say 'Come in' when someone knocks at the door of a room.
Then the person who knocked comes into the room.

Come out is often the opposite of come in.
Example:
-A woman came out of the shpo with two big bags. (I was in the street).
-You put your money in and the ticket comes out of the machine.

2- Come back and come home:
Come back means 'return to his place here'.
Example:
-She went away for three days. She came back yesterday. (She is here again).
*Come back is often used with from.
Example:
They came back from Italy yesterday.

Come home is similar; 'home' is 'here' for the person speaking.
Example:
-Mother: What time did you come home last night?
Anne: Oh, about eleven o'clock.
Mother: What! Eleven! That's much too late.

3- Other important uses of come:
-A: What country do you come from?
B: I'm from Norway. or (I come from Norway).or (I'm Norwegian).

-We're goning to a disco tonight. Do you want to come along? =(come with us).

-Come and see me some time. = (visit me).

Tami

 
Tami,
Thank you honey for these uses of verbs