2. Put "make" or "do" in appropriate form 1. They don't usually take credit cards, but they an exception for me.
2. This charity organization a lot of good in our community.
3. I'll my best to meet your expectations.
4. She___ an effort at cleaning her room, but it wasn't very clean
afterwards.
5. Will you excuse me? I need to _a phone call.
6. If you make dinner I'll the dishes afterwards.

on   the right,[ɒn     ðə   raɪt]   

on the left, [ɒn   ðə left]

serious,['sɪərɪəs]

best,[best]

sticker,['stɪkə]

model   car [ 'mɒdl    kãː]

clocks,[klɒk]

seashells['siːʃel]

coins [kɔɪnz]

toy soldier[tɔɪ   'səǔldʒə] 

posters ['pəǔstəz]

soft toys,[sɒft   tɔɪz]

let's swap   [lets     swɒp]

it's a deal   [ɪts   ə   diːl ]

a hit song,[ə   hɪt     sɒŋ]

music ['mjuːzɪk]

  programme,   program

dj,[ˌdiː'dʒeɪ]

caller,['kɔːlə]

mouse,['maǔs]

screen,[skriːn]

processor,['prəǔsesə]

keyboard,['kiːbɔːd]

button,['bʌtn]

science,['saɪəns]

geography,[dʒɪ'ɒgrəfɪ]

fourth times  a  week,[fɔːθ     taɪm   ə  wiːk  ]

once  a   week, [wʌns   ə   wiːk   ]

twice  a   week,[twaɪs ə wiːk ]

before,[bɪ'fɔː]

after,['ãːftə]

wear, [weə]

do,[duː]

put,[pǔt]

don't,[dəǔnt]

don't put [dəǔnt pǔt]  

write [raɪt]

get up [get   ʌp]

wash and dress   [wɒʃ     ænd   dres ]

have break fast, [hæv   breɪk   fãːst]

go to school. [gəǔ   tuː   skuːl]  

greg proposed to have some chocolate

cristina proposed some more juice to sandy

dad adviced to gabi not to drink cold water

mum asked nastea to put the pie into the oven