There is one rule for using do/make
Because in spanish we have just one verbe for that (hacer)

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There is no simple explanation for whether 'hacer' will be 'to do' or 'to make'.
Best way to master them is to read or hear many examples.
Es como 'ser' y 'estar' -- en ingles son lo mismo, y para nosotros es difícil de asimilar la distinción.
Si puede cambiar 'hacer' en acabar, completar, comenzar, etc. usualmente se usa 'do'
¿Has hecho tus tareas? = Have you done your chores?
Si puede cambiar 'hacer' en formar, crear, causar, cocinar, etc. usualmente se usa 'make'
Hacer un pastel = make a cake
El diablo me lo hizo hacer. = The devil made me do it.  (me hizo = made me/caused me y hacerlo = do it)
Hacer el amor y no la guerra. = Make love, not war.
Pero no se puede confiar en estas generalizaciones.

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Do refers to actions, or the appropriate actions needed for a result (do a report, do your homework); make is for things (ie. creations).

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DO used as which is issued as an order or an instruction to make the work done and also sometimes which you do with your wish or will.

MAKE refers to create or to manufacture a thing and also which is taken in the terms of decisions.

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