mache

In a sentence

• Ich mache meine Hausaufgaben jeden Nachmittag.

  I do my homework every afternoon.

  Here, 'mache' is used as the first-person singular form of the verb 'machen', which means 'to do' or 'to make', indicating an action performed by the speaker.

• Warum machst du so ein Gesicht?

  Why are you making such a face?

  In this example, 'machst' (second-person singular) is derived from 'machen', showing how the verb can also mean 'to make', and it indicates the action of creating or forming an expression.

• Er macht sein Bett vor dem Frühstück.

  He makes his bed before breakfast.

  Here, 'macht' (third-person singular form of 'machen') is used to describe an action typically associated with organizing or setting up something, such as tidying a bed.