5. Complete the phrases (1–9) with ‘make’ or ‘do’ and match them with their meanings (A–I). 1) _____ the most of something; 2) _____ a good job; 3) _____ use of something; 4) _____ something up; 5) _____ up for something; 6) _____ the best of something; 7) _____ someone good; 8) _____ damage/harm; 9) _____ something up. Meanings: A make a bad situation better; B invent something, e.g. a story; C have a good effect on someone; D try to be positive about a situation you don’t like; E take advantage because it may not last long; F repair or decorate a building so it looks good; G cause something bad to happen to something; H do something very well; I use something that is available.

1) make the most of something — E; 2) do a good job — H; 3) make use of something — I; 4) make something up — B; 5) make up for something — A; 6) make the best of something — D; 7) do someone good — C; 8) do damage/harm — G; 9) do something up — F.