Could you make me a favour?
Could you do me a favour?
We say do someone a favour, not make someone a favour: ‘He will only do favours in exchange for money.’
Note that favour is the British spelling and favor is the American spelling.
Could you make me a favour?
Could you do me a favour?
We say do someone a favour, not make someone a favour: ‘He will only do favours in exchange for money.’
Note that favour is the British spelling and favor is the American spelling.