to do lessons/homework

[Morpheus]

Hi, when students come home and have a task to do, which is a more frequent expression for their activity: to do lessons or to do homework? Thanks

[Casiopea]

In Canada, the phrase do (one's) homework is common.

[Harry Smith]

In Canada, the phrase do (one's) homework is common.

I think "to do one's homework" is common in Russia, too.

[Morpheus]

I think "to do one's homework" is common in Russia, too.

The thing is I have come across "to do lessons" in a good Russian text-book that we are using in our college but which was written long ago and I wonder if I should substitute it with "to do (one's) homework". Now I think it would be quite reasonable :)

[Harry Smith]

The thing is I have come across "to do lessons" in a good Russian text-book that we are using in our college but which was written long ago and I wonder if I should substitute it with "to do (one's) homework". Now I think it would be quite reasonable :)

I come across many mistakes in Russian textbooks almost every day.I think it's either a typo or a mistake. To do one's homework is correct.

[Casiopea]

I think [do (one's) lessons is] either a typo or a mistake. To do one's homework is correct.

It's neither. It's what my great grandmother would have said when she was a child.

[Gёггч]

She is doing her lessons.

sometimes i use like this,but i think she's doing her homework better.

[Casiopea]

sometimes i use like this,but i think she's doing her homework better.

Correction
Sometimes, I use it like this, she is doing her lessons, but I think she's doing her homework is better.