is it posible to say " I did a bed two month ago"?

Question

I HAVE ANOTHER QUESTION: IT IS POSSIBLE TO "DO DINNER"

Answer 1

They are both slang, but they work. If you want proper English... I suggest you re-word both sentences.

Answer 2

I made a bed two months ago would sound better.

Do lunch is common, but if you wanted to use 'do dinner' in a similar sense, you could. It could qualify as 'poetic use'.
Are you aware of the connotations that might surround 'do lunch'?
It can be a really fun sounding invitation but it might also relate to the idea of a screenwriter pitching an idea for a film producer. Another thing about the phrase is that it can also sound like a 'brush off'. See reference below.
It is my belief that if you are in a friendly context and there is no question about why you are saying it, you will be just fine using 'do dinner'.

Answer 3

You can make a a bed and make dinner. So then you would have made the bed and made dinner :o.

Answer 4

I believe it is possible to say it. I just tried saying the words and presto, out they came. You try it, repeat after me "I did a bed two month ago".
See, it was easy.

It would have made more sense to say "I did a bed two months ago". (note plural on month)

Answer 5

you did a bed sound like you have you know with a bed.... I don't understand what you are talking about

Answer 6

if you're trying to say you made a bed then that sentence would make sense.

Answer 7

You can say it, sure. Go ahead. Nobody will understand what you're talking about, but it's a free country, say whatever you want.

Answer 8

you can't say that when your momma is standing there with a stick.