Make
When a business earns more money than it spent.
Make a profit
To complete your school assignments
Do your homework
When you celebrate an event with your friends.
Have a party
Up: To establish something
Set up
Back: To return or revisit
Come back
When you are wrong about something.
Make a mistake
Get your university education in a specific area
Do a degree
Give birth to a child
Have a baby
Off: To charge excessively or obtain money unfairly
Rip off
In: To enter
Get in
Get richer
Make money
Physical activity to improve your body
Do some exercise
To enjoy yourself
Have fun
To: To result in
Lead to
After: To take care of
Look after
Organise a plan or deal with someone
Make an arrangement
Discover information by reading
Do some research
Enjoy Britain's favourite drink
Have a cup of tea
In: To attract or engage someone to participate in something
Draw in
Out: To organise or solve something
Sort out
Give a justification for something you did wrong
Make an excuse
A Nordic or Alpine activity
Do some skiing
There is a possibility of success
Have a chance
In: To participate in something
Join in
Down: Destroy with fire
Burn down