80 Sentences With Making + Make: Guide To Better Grammar

Have you ever experienced difficulty while making English sentences? One of the more common words students practice is “make”. Because of how frequently used this word is, it’s really useful to learn how to use it correctly. Today we’ll practice sentences with making so that we can work on our English grammar and vocabulary!

Read & repeat to hone your fluency! Also, take note of the position of “making” in sentences, so that you can get a good idea of how to construct grammatically correct sentences yourself. We will also check out the base form: make, along with some questions for English speaking and conversation practice. Quite a jam-packed article we have for you today!

Sentences with making

Let’s begin today’s sentences with making! Here are 10 examples of this super common English word. As mentioned just above, read and repeat them all to help improve your English fluency and grammar awareness.

Making a cup of coffee is part of my morning routine.
I enjoy making homemade pizza for dinner.
She is skilled at making beautiful paintings.
Making new friends is an exciting part of starting college.
They are making plans to travel to Europe next year.
My mom is making a delicious cake for my birthday.
Making time for self-care is important for your well-being.
I love the sound of rain, it’s nature’s way of making music.
Making a to-do list helps me stay organized.
Learning a new language is all about making mistakes.

Define making + How do you use the word making in a sentence?

Before we continue our sentences with making, let’s define it and see just how to construct sentences with it!

As a noun, “making” refers to the act or process of creating, forming, or producing something.
As a verb, “making” is the present participle of the verb “make” and is used to describe the action of creating, producing, or constructing. Examples in the picture:

Usage of “Making” in Sentences:

“Making” is commonly used followed by a noun or an infinitive verb to describe the process of creating or producing something.
It can be used in various contexts, such as making food, making plans, making progress, making a decision, making a difference, making time, etc.
Position “making” before a noun to emphasize the act of creating or producing an object or result.
Place “making” after a verb to indicate the action of forming or carrying out a specific task.

Sentences with making: part 2

Here are the next 10 of our sentences with making:

The chef is making the final touches on the dish. Yum!
They are making progress on their home renovation project.
Making time for exercise is crucial for a healthy lifestyle.
He is making a career change – is is going to try teaching English.
Making memories with loved ones on holiday is priceless.
She is making a difference in her community through volunteering.
Making time for hobbies is a great way to relax and unwind. I like reading.
They are making plans to have a picnic in the park.
Making time for family is a priority for me.
Traveling and experiencing new cultures is all about making memories.

Making in a sentence

Let’s continue using making in a sentence. As with the previous ones, keep reading and repeating them, adding intonation to the important words.

Making decisions can be challenging, but it’s part of life.
They are making progress in repairing their relationship.
Making time for reading enriches the mind. I try to get through one book per month!
She is making progress in her recovery, after her soccer injury.
Making a positive impact on the environment starts with small actions like picking up trash.
They are making preparations for the upcoming family gathering.
I enjoy making crafts in my free time. Would you like to see?
Making a good impression in a job interview is crucial. First impressions count, as they say!
They are making arrangements for the wedding ceremony. Exciting times!
Making time for gratitude can shift your perspective towards positivity.

Sentences with make

So far today we have focused on the “ing” form, but now we will check out 20 standard sentences with make:

I’ll make a cup of tea to start the day.
Where did you make that pottery cup? It’s pretty!
Let’s make a salad for lunch!
She can make a recipe from scratch.
You should make time for your hobby, Tony.
He will make an effort to be more organized.
They make a great team when they work together. They are almost unstoppable.
Do you know how to make a paper airplane?
She can make a positive impact on the community.
I’ll make a wish when I see a black cat.
They make a cute couple, don’t they?
Can you make a donation to support a good cause?
Liam always makes the most of each day.
He will make an exception just this once.
Let’s make a video call to catch up.
I can make a playlist for our road trip. Fancy some rock?
She will make a decision based on careful consideration.
They make a point to recycle and reduce waste.
I think you should make a new English study routine!
He will make a fresh start and pursue his dreams.

Make sentences

Here are 10 more make sentences:

Jack will make ice cream.
Let’s make some tea.
Where did they make that?
Would you like to make a sandcastle?
My dad makes cars!
My mom makes clothes.
Music makes me feel happy.
The dog makes a loud sound when he barks.
He could make a salad, but he doesn’t want to.
Emma makes great pancakes.

Questions with make: English speaking and conversation practice

Here are 20 questions with make. You can use these for English speaking and conversation practice. If you do not have a partner, that is totally fine! Just answer by yourself. As I always tell people, if you are looking to improve your English, make every effort to answer in full sentences.

What kind of food can you make from scratch?
What’s your favorite dish to make for special occasions?
Have you ever tried to make homemade bread? How did it turn out?
Can you make any musical instruments?
What are some DIY projects you’ve attempted to make?
What steps would you take to make a good first impression on someone?
If you had the opportunity, what type of impact would you like to make on the world?
Can you make any predictions about the future?
Do you believe you can make a difference in someone’s life? How?
How do you make your daily routine more productive?
What efforts do you make to stay healthy and fit?
In what ways can you make your study sessions more effective?
Have you ever made a spontaneous decision that turned out to be a great experience?
Can you make recommendations for good books, movies, or music?
How do you make time for your hobbies and passions?
What kind of impression do you think your appearance can make on others?
In what ways can you make your community a better place to live?
Can you make a list of things that bring you joy?
How do you make your home cozy and inviting for guests?
What efforts can you make to improve your English speaking skills?

Remember, answering these questions in complete sentences will help you practice your English skills effectively. Enjoy the conversation practice!

Sentences with making: FAQs

Today we have mainly focused on sentences with making, and also English speaking and conversation practice. But now we will dive a little deeper into this very common English word and answer some questions surrounding it, that are often asked by English students:

Is making a transitive verb?

Yes, “making” can be both a transitive verb and an intransitive verb. As a transitive verb, it takes a direct object. For example:

He is making a sandwich.
We made a decision.

Make verb forms? (what are they + examples)

The verb “make” has several different forms. Here are the most common verb forms of “make” with examples:

Base form: make
Example: I always make sure to double-check my work.
Past tense: made
Example: Eve made a delicious dinner last night.
Past participle: made
Example: I have made many friends throughout my life.
Present participle: making
Example: They are making plans for the weekend.

Make up vs makeup

Make up (phrasal verb): This means to reconcile or resolve a disagreement or conflict. For example: They had a fight earlier, but they quickly made up and apologized to each other.
Makeup (noun): This refers to cosmetics or beauty products that are applied to the face. For example: She loves experimenting with different colors of makeup.

What does the expression “in the making” mean?

The expression “in the making” refers to something that is currently being developed or created. It implies that the thing being referred to is not yet complete, but it is in the process of becoming. For example:

The new building is still in the making, but it’s going to be a beautiful addition to the city skyline.

What does the phrase “make off” mean?

The phrase “make off” means to quickly or hastily depart from a place, especially in order to escape or avoid something. It is often used to describe a person running away from a situation. For example:

The thief stole the purse and made off before anyone could catch him.
They saw the angry bull and quickly made off in the opposite direction.

Sentences with making – better grammar and fluency through practice!

I hope you have enjoyed today’s sentences with making, and also its variant, sentences with make. If you have managed to read and repeat them all, then well done! You will have helped your English ability today! Along with that, we also checked out questions with make for English speaking and conversation practice. Did you answer in full sentences? One last tip: English isn’t learned in one day alone. Check back regularly and repeat the steps to constantly reinforce the language you have experienced. Thanks for reading!