DO or MAKE

The English verbs DO and MAKE are frequently confused.

DO - an action you don't mention by name; mostly mental work; mostly reffered to the topic "work".
     1. actions 
     2. activities
     3. chores/tasks
examples: to do an exam, to do homework, to do shopping, to do exercise, to do a project, etc.


MAKE - to create something (you often use your hands)
     1. constructing
     2. building
     3. creating 
examples: to make a phone call, to make money, to make lunch, to make coffee, to make friends, etc.