Translate the sentences using the verbs "make" and "do"
Ma lugesin veidi.
I did some reading.
hardback
hardcover; a book or edition with covers of cloth, cardboard, or leather
Ta tõmbas saapalukud kinni.
I zipped up my boots.
The United Kingdom is made up of ...
England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland
olema
be was/were been
Kes täna süüa teeb?
Who is going to do the cooking today?
page-turner
a book so exciting or gripping that one is compelled to read it very rapidly
Ta pani selga koheva jaki.
She put on a fluffy jacket.
The capital city of Ireland is ...
Dublin
lööma
beat beat beat/beaten
Jim pesi nõud ära.
Jim did the dishes.
treasure
wealth, rich materials, or valuable things
Ta käib koolis seelikuga.
She wears a skirt to school.
Another name for the Irish language is ...
Gaelic
alustama
begin began begun
Ta tegi mitu telefonikõnet.
He made several phone calls.
surprise
to strike or occur to with a sudden feeling of wonder or astonishment, as through unexpectedness
Palun pane mantli nööbid kinni.
Button up your coat, please.
The flag of Ireland is a tricolour of ...
green, white, and orange
kerima
wind wound wound
Kas ta tegi pakkumise?
Did he make an offer?
deckchair
a folding chair, usually with arms and a full-length leg rest
Pane vihmamantel eest kinni ja kapuuts pähe.
Fasten your/ Do up your/ Zip up your raincoat and put on the hood.
Who is the author of Hamlet?
William Shakespeare
minema
go went gone