Verb + Noun Collocations Verb + noun collocations Collocation Meaning Example sentence Accept an offer to say yes to someone’s offer. They’d been dating for a year when she accepted his offer of marriage. Attack an opponent to try to injure someone by using physical violence. A famous actor attacked Read more
Verb + Noun Collocations: DO-HAVE-MAKE-TAKE Hello English learners! In today’s lesson, we are going to learn 45+ common verb+ noun collocations: DO-HAVE-MAKE-TAKE. Verbs do, have, make and take are very common in English and as such, they form lots of collocations. Very often, we can’t tell for sure which verb Read more
Hi dear English learners! Have you ever been in doubt about whether to say I go on a trip or a go for a trip? Well, collocations with “go” can be a bit tricky. But, let’s clear things out.
We are going to look at the four types of collocations with GO: go on, go for, go + -ing, go to
25 Ways to Use the Verb WAIT Hello, English learners! Welcome to a new lesson! We will learn 25 ways to use the verb “wait”. This includes collocations, phrasal verbs, idioms, and synonyms, which will boost your vocabulary in many ways. Let’s get started! How many different words can we use Read more
As you already know, Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone back in the 19th century. Ever since it has developed quite a lot (all together with the phraseology related to it), and today we can hardly imagine our lives without them. In today’s lesson, you will find very useful telephone collocations and natural expressions connected to telephones and telephoning. Let’s look at them
Here are some word combinations with the noun “money” that often go together
Collocations are natural expressions of a language. As such, they are essential when learning a language. Here are 10 typical and useful collocations with “age” you may need in your everyday conversations in English.