Do ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Do ( verb )

1. To perform an action or activity.
2. To carry out or accomplish something.
3. To give or provide (something).
4. To work at a job or task.
5. To behave or conduct oneself in a specified way.

Origin:

Old english dōn, of germanic origin; related to dutch doen and german tun.

Examples:

1. He did his best to complete the project on time.
2. I need to do the laundry before we leave.
3. Can you do me a favor and pick up some milk?
4. She's doing a course in marketing at university.
5. You need to do better in your behavior towards others.

(As a noun)

Do ( noun )

1. To perform an action or activity.
2. To carry out or accomplish something.
3. To give or provide (something).
4. To work at a job or task.
5. To behave or conduct oneself in a specified way.

Origin:

Old english dōn, of germanic origin; related to dutch doen and german tun.

Examples:

1. He did his best to complete the project on time.
2. I need to do the laundry before we leave.
3. Can you do me a favor and pick up some milk?
4. She's doing a course in marketing at university.
5. You need to do better in your behavior towards others.