"do marking" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you want to describe the action of marking something. For example: "I spent the day doing marking for my English class."
We're here from 8am to 5pm so I'll do marking at school but then when I'm at home, after I've taken my daughter to bed I'll open my laptop and do a couple of hours of planning.
She boldly says she is not in school because the teachers gave them a day off to do marking and hoists 10 litres of water onto her head, holding a second 5-litre jerry can in her hand, before setting off on the 3km walk home.
6. Facebook's artificial intelligence systems now report more offensive photos than humans do, marking a major milestone in the social network's battle against abuse.
Facebook's artificial intelligence systems now report more offensive photos than humans do, marking a major milestone in the social network's battle against abuse, the company tells me.
These omissions don't doom the book; but they do mark it.
However, affected women do mark the event.
I was doing marking and prep in the evening and turning pro was very different.
What on earth was Ryan Sessegnon doing marking Diop on corners?
Those I could fix, I did, marking the correction each time with one of these: º.
Remove the hinges when you're done marking.
