In the English language, collocation refers to a natural combination of words that are closely affiliated with each other. Some examples are “pay attention” ,”fast food”, “make an effort”, and “powerful engine”.
Collocations with Time! Below is the list of Collocations with the word “time” in English that you could use in your daily conversation. Collocations with Time in English Free time Going through a tough time Have a great time Have a hard/rough time Have time It’s about time Just in time Keep time Kill time … Read more
Collocation refers to a natural combination of words that are closely affiliated with each other. You will find a list of commonly used collocations with KEEP in this article. Collocations with KEEP Keep in touch Keep track of Keep tabs on Keep in mind Keep sth to yourself Keep someone Keep someone’s place Keep someone posted Keep it … Read more
Collocation with Save in English! Learn 15+ collocations with the word SAVE with meaning in English with ESL printable infographic. Collocations with Save Save electricity Save energy Save money Save someone the trouble Save a penalty Save space Save time Save yourself the trouble Save lives Save someone a seat Save a short Save the … Read more
In this lesson, you will learn the list of collocations with Say, Tell and Ask in English. Collocations with Say, Tell and Ask Collocations with Say Say hello Say good morning Say good afternoon Say something Say nothing Say so Say a few words Say no more Say for sure Say for certain Say a … Read more
Below is the list of common collocations with GET you should learn to use in your daily conversation. Learn more collocations with MAKE in English. Collocations with GET Get a call Get a joke Get a ticket Get a letter Get a cold Get a shock Get a dark Get a clue Get a tan Get … Read more
Collocations with make. The verb ‘make’ is used for creating and producing things and refers to the result. In the list below, you will find many common collocations with Make in English that you could use in your daily conversation. Collocations with MAKE Make an appointment Make a fortune Make charge Make money Make an … Read more
DO and Make! The verbs DO and MAKE can be confusing in English because the meaning is similar but they co-occur with different words. It is best to learn the expressions by heart. The lesson below will provide the list of common collocations with Do and Make with ESL printable infographic. Collocation Definition Collocations refer … Read more