Do we say "make downloads" or "do downloads"?

Thank you both for your clarifications. Just wanted to say that the idea conveyed is that there is nothing interesting to watch on Portuguese TV, since most programmes are soap operas. So probably the most appropriate would be "filled with", if

One of my students wrote: "Portuguese television is full of soap operas". This is a very common expression in Portuguese, but I'm not sure one can translate it literally into English. Is there a more correct expression? On the other hand, if it

rvw, you're right. The other day I saw get to as a phrasal verb as well. The problem was the context in which the sentence was in. Although it was an exercise on word order , it asked for verb + object . It didn't make sense. Speaking

In an exercise entitled word order with verb + object , I found the following sentence: - "He always gets early to the office". I am supposed to correct the position of the adverb since to the office is considered the object and it should