Make - Do

Unfortunately, there is no hard and fast rule in English concerning the use of make and do. The following table gives a list of words and expressions that are most frequently used with 'make' and 'do'.
MAKE	DO
an appointment arrangements/plans an attempt a bed a change/changes a comment a complaint a declaration a deal a discovery a difference / an exception an effort an enquiry an excuse fun of something/somebody an impression a mistake money a noise an offer an omelette a phone call a point a presentation a profit progress a reservation room for something (find place for) a speech a statement a suggestion sure / certain a threat	the accounts an assignment business one's best the crosswords damage a degree / a course drugs (consume/use) your duty an exam exercises a favour the gardening a good turn good / harm a good job your homework a lesson a job justice military service your nails / hair / make-up a project research (something) right/wrong the shopping a survey a test a translation well / badly work without something