COLLOCATIONS in ENGLISH: Review #2 (20 Common Collocations)

Опубликовано: 04 Октябрь 2024
на канале: David F. James
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If you are interested in collocations in English, before doing this review, check the original videos on English COLLOCATIONS 5 TO 8 in THE ENGLISH COLLOCATIONS GUIDE - CLICK HERE:
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*VIDEO CHAPTERS*
0:00 COLLOCATIONS in ENGLISH: Review #2
0:13 20 collocations list
0:50 Illustrated sentence examples
7:40 Repetition

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English collocations are important for your fluency in speaking English. Learning how to speak in natural word groups, such as used by native speakers, will take your English conversation to a new level.

This video reviews 20 common collocation words which were taught in videos 5 to 8 in this playlist. Go to the playlist link above if you have not yet seen these videos.

Then, when you are familiar with these 20 English collocations, come back to this video for a final test and review. It will help you to commit these collocations to your long term memory.

The 20 common English collocations in this review are . . .
absolute despair
break the law
catch fire
deep thought
fascinated by
good at
have a chat
interested in
jealous of
keep a secret
make a profit
natural disaster
nervous about
pleased with
respect for
responsible for
shocked by
strong smell
take your time
valid reason

Learning collocations in English will greatly improve your fluency. Practice the exercises in the Collocations in English playlist.

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