Collocations with Ask

List of common collocations with Ask.

 Ask a favour
 Ask a question
 Ask about
 Ask after somebody
 Ask for advice
 Ask for directions
 Ask for something
 Ask permission
 Ask sb out
 Ask if/ whether
Collocations with Break
List of useful collocations with Break.
 Break a bone/ your arm
 Break a code
 Break a habit
 Break a law
 Break a leg
 Break a promise
 Break a record
 Break a window
 Break even
 Break free
 Break ground
 Break loose
 Break new ground
 Break news
 Break one’s fall
 Break someone’s heart
 Break the bank
 Break the ice
 Break the mold
 Break the news to someone
 Break the rules
 Break the silence
 Break the spell
 Break wind
Collocations with Catch
List of important collocations with Catch.
 Catch (on) fire
 Catch a ball
 Catch a bus/ a train
 Catch a chill
 Catch a cold
 Catch a cold
 Catch a glimpse
 Catch a thief
 Catch a whiff
 Catch sight of
 Catch someone Red-Handed / Catch Someone In The Act
 Catch someone’s attention
 Catch someone’s eye
 Catch the flu
 Catch you Later!
 Catch your breath
Collocations with Come
List of essential collocations with Come.
 Come clean about
 Come close
 Come complete with
 Come early
 Come first
 Come into view
 Come last
 Come late
 Come on time
 Come prepared
 Come right back
 Come to a compromise
 Come to a conclusion
 Come to a decision
 Come to a realization
 Come to a stand still (idiom)
 Come to a stop
 Come to an agreement
 Come to an end
 Come to life
 Come to sb’s rescue
 Come to terms with
 Come under attack
 Come up with
Collocations with Do
List of useful collocations with Do.
 Do a course
 Do a deal
 Do a favour
 Do a good/great/terrible job
 Do a report
 Do anything/something/everything
 Do badly
 Do better
 Do business
 Do crosswords
 Do damage
 Do exercise
 Do experiments
 Do good
 Do gymnastics
 Do harm
 Do homework
 Do laundry
 Do nothing
 Do research
 Do someone a favour
 Do something right
 Do something wrong
 Do sums
 Do the cleaning
 Do the cooking
 Do the dishes
 Do the housework
 Do the ironing
 Do the math
 The maximum
 Do the minimum
 Do the paperwork
 Do the right thing
 Do the shopping
 Do the washing up
 Do well
 Do work
 Do your best
 Do your duty
 Do Your hair
 Do your makeup
 Do your nails
Collocations with Get
List of commonly used collocations with Get.
 Get a call
 Get a chance
 Get a clue
 Get a cold
 Get a degree/ a diploma
 Get a job
 Get a joke
 Get a letter (receive)
 Get a shock
 Get a splitting headache
 Get a tan
 Get a ticket
 Get a/the right
 Get angry
 Get changed (change clothes)
 Get cool
 Get dark
 Get divorced
 Get dressed/ undressed
 Get drunk
 Get enthusiastic
 Get fired
 Get frightened
 Get getting dark
 Get good/top/bad marks
 Get home (arrive)
 Get hot (ter)
 Get hungry
 Get into trouble
 Get lost
 Get married
 Get nowhere
 Get old
 Get one’s hair cut
 Get out of breath
 Get permission
 Get pregnant
 Get ready for
 Get sleep
 Get started
 Get stuck in a traffic jam
 Get the impression
 Get the message
 Get the sack
 Get the ticket (buy)
 Get tired
 Get to sleep
 Get together
 Get upset
 Get wet
 Get worried
Collocations with Give
List of collocations with Give.
 Give a call (a ring, a buzz)
 Give a chance
 Give a choice
 Give a damn
 Give a hand
 Give a headache
 Give a hug or kiss
 Give a lecture or speech or performance
 Give a ride
 Give advice
 Give an answer
 Give an example
 Give an idea
 Give an opinion
 Give birth
 Give credit
 Give evidence
 Give notice
 Give permission
 Give priority
 Give rise to
 Give sb a call
 Give sb a chance
 Give sb a lift
 Give sth a go
 Give the impression
 Give thought (to)
 Give up
 Give up hope
 Give way
Collocations with Go
 List of common collocations with Go.
 Go abroad
 Go astray
 Go bad
 Go bald
 Go bankrupt
 Go blind
 Go crazy
 Go deaf
 Go finishing
 Go insane (idiom)
 Go mad/angry
 Go missing
 Go on a date
 Go on a picnic
 Go on foot
 Go online
 Go out of business
 Out of fashion
 Go overseas
 Go quiet
 Go sailing
 Go smoothly
 Go to the beach/to the movie
 Go to war
Collocations with Have
List of useful collocations with Have.
 Have a baby
 Have a backache
 Have a bad fall
 Have a bad temper
 Have a bath
 Have a birthday
 Have a bite
 Have a break
 Have a business trip
 Have a busy day
 Have a career/a goal
 Have a chance
 Have a chat
 Have a cold
 Have a competition
 Have a confrontation
 Have a conversation/chat
 Have a cup of tea/ coffee
 Have a dance
 Have a day off
 Have a depression/etc
 Have a discussion
 Have a dispute
 Have a doubt
 Have a dream
 Have a drill
 Havea drink
 Have a feeling
 Have a fight
 Have a fit
 Have a game
 Have a glass of wine
 Have a go
 Have a goal
 Have a good time
 Have a good/nice/etc day!
 Have a great weekend
 Have a haircut
 Have a hard time
 Have a headache
 Have a holiday
 Have a jacuzzi
 Have a jog
 Have a laugh
 Have a lecture
 Have a lesson
 Have a lie down
 Have a limp
 Have a lisp
 Have a listen
 Have a look
 Have a massage
 Have a meal
 Have a meeting
 Have a moment
 Have a nap
 Have a night mare
 Have a party/concert
 Have a passion for
 Have a plan
 Have a problem
 Have a quarrel
 Have a relationship
 Have a rest
 Have a ride
 Have a right
 Have a run
 Have a safe journey
 Have a salad
 Have a sandwich
 Have a scrub
 Have a shave
 Have a shower
 Have a smell
 Have a snack
 Have a snooze
 Have a stretch
 Have a stroke
 Have a swim
 Have a talk
 Have a taste
 Have a temperature
 Have a think
 Have a touch
 Have a try
 Have a walk
 Have a wash
 Have a wish
 Have a word
 Have a workout
 Have access (to)
 Have an accident
 Have an appointment with
 Have an argument
 Have an effect (on)
 Have an energy bar
 Have an event
 Have an exam
 Have an excuse
 Have an experience
 Have an ice-cream
 Have an idea
 Have an interview
 Have an opportunity
 Have breakfast/lunch/dinner
 Have difficulty
 Have faith
 Have food
 Have fun/a good time
 Have no education
 Have no fear
 Have patience
 Have rest
 Have room
 Have self-esteem
 Have sex
 Have skills
 Have some sugar/ milk
 Have something to eat
 Have soul
 Have success
 Have sympathy
 Have the chance (to)
 Have time
 Have trouble
 Have work
Collocations with Keep
List of collocations with Keep.
 Keep a diary
 Keep a promise
 Keep a secret
 Keep an appointment
 Keep calm
 Keep control
 Keep in touch
 Keep quiet
 Keep records
 Keep score
 Keep someone’s place
 Keep the change
 Keep your balance
Collocations with Make
 List of commonly used collocations with Make.
 Make a break with somebody
 Make a bed
 Make a bundle (idiom)
 Make a cake
 Make a call
 Make a choice
 Make a comment
 Make a complaint
 Make a confession/an admission
 Make a contract
 Make a cup of tea
 Make a deal
 Make a decision
 Make a difference
 Make a discovery
 Make a dress
 Make a fire
 Make a fool of yourself
 Make a fortune
 Make a fuss
 Make a habit
 Make a joke
 Make a list
 Make a living
 Make a mess
 Make a mistake
 Make a move
 Make a note (of)
 Make a pass at
 Make a phone call
 Make a point
 Make a prediction
 Make a presentation
 Make a profit
 Make a promise
 Make a recovery
 Make a remark
 Make a reservation
 Make a rude gesture
 Make a salad
 Make a sales call
 Make a sandwich
 Make a snack
 Make a sound
 Make a speech
 Make a statement
 Make a suggestion
 Make a takeover bid
 Make a tea
 Make a threat
 Make amends
 Make an agreement
 Make an allusion
 Make an appearance
 Make an appointment
 Make an arrangement
 Make an attempt
 Make an effort
 Make an enquiry
 Make an exception
 Make an excuse
 Make an impression
 Make an objection
 Make an observation
 Make an offer
 Make arrangements
 Make believe
 Make breakfast/lunch/dinner
 Make changes
 Make coffee
 Make contact
 Make ends meet
 Make food
 Make friends
 Make fun of someone
 Make furniture
 Make love
 Make money
 Make noise
 Make one’s bow
 Make one’s own way back
 Make peace
 Make plans
 Make progress
 Make an effort
 Make room
 Make sb feel sth
 Make sense
 Make someone angry/mad/happy/sad
 Make sth easy
 Make sure
 Make the bed
 Make time
 Make tracks
 Make trouble
 Make up
 Make up your mind
 Make war
 Make your bed
Collocations with Pay
List of collocations with Pay.
 Pay a bill
 Pay a fine
 Pay a visit
 Pay attention
 Pay by credit card
 Pay cash
 Pay interest
 Pay one’s respects
 Pay someone a compliment
 Pay someone a visit
Collocations with Save
List of useful collocations with Save.
 Save electricity
 Save energy
 Save lives
 Save money
 Save one’s strength
 Save someone a seat
 Save someone’s life
 Save something
 Save space
 Save time
 Save yourself the trouble
Collocations with Say
List of collocations with Say.
 Say a few words
 Say a word
 Say for certain/sure
 Say good morning/afternoon
 Say goodbye
 Say hello
 Say no more
 Say nothing
 Say something
 Say sorry
 Say yes/no
Collocations with Take
List of essential collocations with Take.
 Take (sb) to court
 Take (sb’s) temperature
 Take a bite
 Take a bow
 Take a break
 Take a call
 Take a chance
 Take a class
 Take a decision (make)
 Take a holiday
 Take a lesson
 Take a look
 Take a message
 Take a nap
 Take a number
 Take a photo/ a photograph
 Take a picture
 Take a rest
 Take a risk
 Take a seat
 Take a shower (have)
 Take a step
 Take a taxi/bus/train/plane
 Take a test
 Take a while/ a minute/ five minutes
 Take action
 Take advantage (of)
 Take advice
 Take ages
 Take an exam/ a test/ a course
 Take an opportunity
 Take care
 Take care of
 Take charge
 Take drugs
 Take exercise
 Take hostage
 Take medicine
 Take notes
 Take notice
 Take part
 Take place
 Take pride in
 Take prisoner
 Take sb’s place
 Take someone’s temperature
 Take time
 Take time of (away form work for holidays or to do sth)
 Take turns
 Take up space
 Take your time
Collocations with Tell
List of important collocations with Tell.
 Tell a joke
 Tell a lie
 Tell a secret
 Tell a story
 Tell sb the time
 Tell the difference
 Tell the future
 Tell the time
 Tell the truth
 Tell your name
Other Verb + Noun Collocations
 Abuse drugs
 Accept (a) defeat
 Accept a challenge
 Accept an apology
 Accept an invitation
 Accept responsibility
 Achieve a goal
 Admit defeat
 Against the law
 Answer a letter
 Answer a prayer
 Answer a question
 Answer an advertisement
 Answer the door
 Answer the phone
 Apply for a job
 Attract attention
 Attract sb’s attention
 Balance a budget
 Bear a resemblance (to sb/sth)
 Beat a record
 Beat to death
 Blow your nose
 Book a flight
 Boost morale
 Bring about change
 Bring attention to
 Bring to an end
 Bring to justice
 Call a meeting
 Call a name
 Call a strike
 Call an election
 Call attention to
 Call in sick
 Call sb names
 Call the police
 Carry weight
 Cast a spell
 Cast a vote
 Cast doubt
 Cause trouble
 Change course
 Change the subject
 Change your mind
 Claim responsibility
 Close the gap
 Commit suicide
 Conduct research
 Consider a possibility
 Cost a fortune
 Cover costs
 Cross sb’s mind
 Cut costs
 Declare war
 Deliver a baby
 Doesn’t matter
 Drop the subject
 Earn a living
 Eke out a living
 Enter a plea
 Enter politics
 Exceed expectations
 Express concern
 Express interest (in)
 Extend a deadline
 Face a challenge
 Face the fact(s)
 Fail miserably
 Fall in love
 Fight a fire
 Fight a war
 Fight corruption
 Fill a gap
 Fill in a form
 Find time
 Fire a shot
 Follow a pattern
 Follow advice
 Follow directions
 Follow instructions
 Gain access
 Hold a referendum
 Hold an election
 Hold an inquiry
 Hold hands
 Hold office
 Hold sb hostage
 Hold sb prisoner
 Hold talks
 Hurt sb’s feelings
 Impose conditions
 Impose restrictions
 Impose sanctions
 Issue a permit
 Join a club
 Join forces
 Join the army
 Jump to a conclusion
 Kick a goal
 Kill time
 Know the score
 Lay the groundwork
 Lead the field
 Lead the way
 Lead the world
 Lead to believe
 Leading role
 Leave a message
 Leave home
 Leave school
 Light a fire
 Live at home
 Lose a game
 Lose a job
 Lose control
 Lose faith
 Lose hope
 Lose interest
 Lose money
 Lose weight
 Lose your life
 Lose your temper
 Love dearly
 Meet a need
 Meet a standard
 Meet a target
 Meet opposition
 Meet with approval
 Miss a flight
 Miss a goal
 Miss an opportunity
 Obey an order
 Offer a job
 Offer an explanation
 Offer condolences
 Offer your services
 Open an account
 Open an investigation
 Open fire
 Owe an apology
 Owe an explanation
 Pack a suitcase
 Part company
 Pass (the) time
 Pass a law
 Pass a test
 Pass the time
 Pick your nose
 Place an order
 Play a part
 Play music
 Pose a risk
 Pose a threat
 Press a key
 Pull a muscle
 Push a button
 Put on weight
 Put out a cigarette
 Put out a fire
 Put up prices
 Put up wages
 Put up your hand
 Quit a job
 Quit drinking
 Quit smoking
 Raise a family
 Raise doubts
 Raise hopes
 Raise money
 Raise questions
 Raise taxes
 Raise your voice
 Rapid growth
 Reach a verdict
 Reach an agreement
 Read aloud
 Repair damage
 Resort to violence
 Restore confidence
 Restore order
 Retain control
 Return a call
 Return fire
 Return home
 Run a business
 Run the risk of
 Safety net
 Satisfy a need
 Satisfy a requirement
 Satisfy demand
 Scare tactic
 Score a goal
 See reason
 Serve a purpose
 Serve interests
 Set a date
 Set a goal
 Set a record
 Set a standard
 Set a table
 Set an alarm
 Set fire to | set on fire
 Set menu
 Solve a crime
 Solve a problem
 Spend time
 Spend your life
 Stall for time
 Stand trial
 Stay awake
 Strike a balance (btw)
 Take time off
 Turn a corner
 Turn around
 Undergo surgery
 Undergo treatment
 Use sb’s phone
 Vote against
 Vote for
 Wage war
 Wait your turn
 Warm welcome
 Waste an opportunity
 Waste money
 Waste time
 Watch your weight
 Wave goodbye
 Win a game
 Win a war
 Win an award
 Win an election
 Worth a fortune
 Yield results
 Regain control
Noun Verb Collocation Example Sentences
Verb collocation examples in sentences.

 He asked her out to dinner.
 You get wet in the rain.
 I get tired of educating people.
 It’s important to get sleep so don’t stay up too long.
 He always give a hand to anyone in difficulty.
 I’ve got to get into town. Can you give me a ride?
 He gave an idea for new project so he got a promotion.
 It’s easy to make a mistake.
 We can’t undertake that you will make a profit.
 My mom always makes me a sandwich to school
 We need to make an effort to do well in this competition.
 The commitee has made serious objections to that plan.
 The old man is going to go crazy.
 As for myself I doubt I’ll ever go on a date.
 I’ll just go online and look up her address.
 I want to go sailing.
 I wanted to take a break and work on some things.
 We will take a chance to have the party outdoor.
 He had intended to take a holiday in New York.
 I might take a lesson from you.
 I’ll take a look at the website and let you know what I think. 
 Take a rest from your hard work.
 Take a seat while I get you something to drink.
 I take a step into the center of the circle.
 We don’t have to take advice from him.
 Take medicine when you get gripes.
 Her mental scars will take time to heal.
 Whatever you do, slow down and take your time.
 We came to say hello as we were passing through.
 Why should I say sorry when it’s not my fault?
 Can I trust you to keep a secret?
 My mother likes to keep control of everything.
 Please, keep quite when I’m on the phone.
 We have to keep scoring the points in the fourth quarter.
 You must learn to keep your balance in skating.
 “You and me, today we’re going to break a record, ” he said.
 Luckily, a bush broke his fall.
 His son could catch  a ball coming toward his left or right.
 I caught her eye and smiled.
 See you again. Catch you later.
Nouns & Prepositions | Collocation Dictionary
How to use prepositions with nouns in English.
Noun + OF | English Collocations List
List of useful noun & preposition collocations with OF.
 A cause of
 A photograph of
 Address of
 Advantage of
 Awareness of
 Disadvantage of
 Exhibition of
 Experience of
 Fear of
 Grasp of
 Habit of
 Knowledge of
 Love of
 Member of
 Memory of
 Method of
 Possibility of
 Problem of
 Process of
 Risk of
 Understanding of
 Cause of
 Example of
 Way of
 Relevance of
Noun + FOR | English Collocations List
List of common noun & preposition collocations with FOR.
 A check for (amount of money)
 Reason for
 Admiration for
 Advertisement for
 Approval for
 Arguments for
 Bid for
 Case for
 Credit for
 Cure for
 Demand for
 Desire for
 Fondness for
 Hatred for
 Love for
 Need for
 Preference for
 Recipe for
 Reputation for
 Respect for
 Responsibility for
 Room for
 Search for
 Talent for
 Thirst for
Noun + WITH | Collocations List
List of essential noun & preposition collocations with WITH.
 Arguments with
 Concern with
 Connection with
 Contact with
 Date with
 Dealings with
 Difficulty with
 Involvement with
 Link with
 Meeting with
 Quarrel with
 Relationship with
 Sympathy with
Noun + IN | English Collocations List
List of important noun & preposition collocations with IN.
 A decrease in
 A fall in
 A rise in
 An increase in
 Belief in
 Change in
 Course in
 Delay in
 Difference in
 Difficulty in
 Experience in
 Growth in
 Interest in
 Lesson in
 Participation in
 Place in
 Success in
Noun + ON | Collocations List
List of noun & preposition collocations with ON.

 Debate on
 Information on
 Hold on
 Agreement on
 Ban on
 Congratulations on
 Decision on
 Report on
Noun + AT | English Collocations List
List of noun & preposition collocations with AT.

 Age at
 Attempt at
 Point at
 Anger at
Noun + TO | Collocations List
List of common noun & preposition collocations with TO.
 Access to
 Addiction to
 Allusion to
 An attitude to
 An invitation to
 Approach to
 Change to
 Concern to
 Contribution to
 Damage to
 Dedication to
 Desire to
 Devotion to
 Invitation to
 Newcomer to
 Reaction to
 Reason to
 Reference to
 Relevance to
 Resistance to
 Response to
 Solution to
 Threat to
 Transition to
 Visit to
Noun + ABOUT | English Collocations List
List of noun & preposition collocations with ABOUT.

 Agreement about
 Anxiety about
 Concern about
 Confusion about
 Debate about
 Decision about
 Information about
 Story about
Noun + INTO | Collocations List
List of noun & preposition collocations with INTO.

 Inquiry into
 Investigation into
 Research into
 Translation into
Noun & Preposition Collocation Example Sentences
Noun and preposition collocation examples in sentences.

 The school has decided to adopt a different approach to discipline.

 She was concerned to write about situations that everybody could identify with.
 I really admire Sarah for her dedication to her family.
 The invitation to the reception at the embassy arrived the next day.
 The book is full of references to growing up in India.
 We received an encouraging response to our advertisement.
 He will remain head of state during the period of transition to democracy.
 Dave has close connection with my family.
 I’ve got a dinner date with Tommy on Saturday.
 He spoke openly about his involvement with the singer.
 Tony left after a quarrel with his wife.
 She received approval for the proposal from the shareholders.
 At least give her credit for trying.
 He felt nothing but hatred for his attacker.
 I’m aware of John’s reputation for being late.
 We went to see an exhibition of Viking jewellery.
 His habit of smoking in restaurants caused many problems in California.
 He was the first to see the possibilities of the plan.
 He pleaded the cause of the local fishermen.
Adjectives and Prepositions | Collocation Dictionary
How to use prepositions after adjectives.
Adjective + WITH | Collocations List
 List of common adjective & preposition collocations with WITH.
 Acquainted with
 Angry with
 Annoyed with
 Associated with
 Blessed with
 Bored with
 Busy with
 Careless with
 Clever with
 Comfortable with
 Concerned with
 Connected with
 Content with
 Coordinated with
 Crowded with
 Delighted with
 Familiar with
 Disgusted with
 Fed up with
 Free with
 Friendly/unfriendly with
 Furious with
 Furnished with
 Generous with
 Gentle with
 Happy with
 Impressed with
 Cluttered with
 Lucky with
 Patient with
 Careful with
 Pleased with
 Popular with
 Satisfied with
 Wrong with
Adjective + OF | English Collocations List
List of adjective & preposition collocations with OF.
 Accused of
 Afraid of
 Ashamed of
 Aware of
 Capable of
 Certain of
 Clever of
 Conscious of
 Envious of
 Fond of
 Free of
 Frightened of
 Full of
 Generous of
 Guilty of
 Hopeful of
 In charge of
 In danger of
 In favor of
 Innocent of
 Jealous of
 Kind of
 Made of
 Nasty of
 Nervous of
 Nice of
 Proud of
 Rid of
 Scared of
 Selfish of
 Sensible of
 Sick of
 Silly of
 Stupid of
 Sure of
 Suspicious of
 Tired of
 True of
 Typical of
 Unkind of
Adjective + FOR | English Collocations List
List of adjective & preposition collocations with FOR.
 Eligible for
 Eager for
 Late for
 Mean for
 Qualified for
 Thankful for
 Concerned for
 Clever for
 Happy for
 True for
 Good for
 Free for
 Bad for
 Difficult for
 Grateful for
 Hard for
 Known for
 Notorious for
 Prepared for
 Ready for
 Renowned for
 Responsible for something
 Serious for
 Suitable for
 Thirsty for
 Famous for something
 Sorry for
Adjective + ABOUT | Collocations List
List of adjective & preposition collocations with ABOUT.
 Angry about
 Annoyed about
 Anxious about
 Careful about
 Careless about
 Certain about
 Concerned about
 Crazy about
 Curious about
 Depressed about
 Enthusiastic about
 Excited about
 Furious about
 Guilty about
 Happy about
 Hopeful about
 Mad about
 Nervous about
 Obsessed about
 Optimistic about
 Pessimistic about
 Puzzled about
 Sensitive about
 Serious about
 Sorry about
 Sure about
 Sympathetic about
 Terrible about
 Upset about
 Worried about
 Wrong about
Adjective + AT | English Collocations List
List of adjective & preposition collocations with AT.
 Amazed at
 Angry at
 Annoyed at
 Awful at
 Bad at
 Brilliant at
 Clever at
 Delighted at
 Disappointed at
 Excellent at
 Excited at
 Good at
 Hopeless at
 Mad at
 Presented at
 Skilled at
 Successful at
 Surprised at
 Terrible at
 Slow at
 Lucky at
Adjective + BY | Collocations List
List of adjective & preposition collocations with BY.
 Amazed by
 Delighted by
 Disturbed by
 Excited by
 Fascinated by
 Impressed by
 Inspired by
 Selfish by
 Shocked by
 Surprised by
Adjective + IN | Collocations List
List of adjective & preposition collocations with IN.
 Comfortable in
 Connected in
 Disappointed in
 Experienced in
 Interested in
 Polite/impolite in
 Present in
 Skilled in
 Slow in
 Successful in
 Talented in
Adjective + FROM | Collocations List
List of adjective & preposition collocations with FROM.

 Different from
 Safe from
 Rude from
 Free from
Adjective + TO | Collocations List
 List of adjective & preposition collocations with TO.
 Happy to
 Delighted to
 Pleased to
 Concerned to
 Familiar to
 Proud to
 Kind to
 Rude to
 Scared to
 Free to
 Good to
 Nasty to
 Nice to
 Unkind to
 Accustomed to
 Addicted to
 Allergic to
 Anxious to
 Apposed to
 Attached to
 Beneficial to
 Cruel to
 Curious to
 Disappointed to
 Eager to
 Eligible to
 Exposed to
 Faithful to
 Grateful to
 Identical to
 Immune to
 Indifferent to
 Inferior to
 Keen to
 Late to
 Limited to
 Married to
 Mean to
 Polite/impolite to
 Qualified to
 Related to
 Relevant to
 Sad to
 Sensitive to
 Similar to
 Slow to
 Superior to
 Sympathetic to
 Thankful to
 Unreasonable to
 Wrong to
Adjective & Preposition Collocation Example Sentences
Adjective and preposition collocation examples in sentences.

 The drought has made farmers anxious about the harvest.

 He was quite certain about his attacker’s identity.
 They were very curious about the people who lived upstairs.
 He’s brilliant at football.
 They are excellent at planning fun parties.
 Please don’t be mad at me!
 Dustin is terrible at texting.
 He’s got no manners – he’s rude to everyone.
 It’s good to see you again.
 She had grown accustomed to his long absences.
 I’ve never seen two people so  attached to each other.
 Everyone in the class seemed eager to learn.
 Her dress is almost identical to mine.
 It’s too late to start complaining now.
 How are you related to him? Is he your cousin?
 It was generous of him to offer to pay for us both.
 You are in danger of being robbed.
 A crane is a kind of bird with very long legs and neck.
 It was nice of you to give me a present
 I’m sick of  the way you’ve treated me.
 I’m sick and tired of all the arguments.
 It was unkind of you to take his toy away.
 The kids are busy with their homework.
 My mother is very clever with her hands.
 The airport is crowded with stranded travelers.
 He’s fed up with his job. He wants to quit.
 She was very gentle with the children.
Verbs + Prepositions | Collocation Dictionary
List of prepositions with verbs in English.
Verb + FOR | Collocations List
List of common verb & preposition collocations with FOR.
 Account for
 Admire for
 Allow for
 Apologize for
 Ask for
 Be for
 Blame for
 Care for
 Charge for
 Congratulate for
 Count for
 Earmark for
 Excuse for
 Forgive for
 Keep for
 Pay for
 Pray for
 Prepare for
 Scold for
 Search for
 Substitute for
 Thank for
 Vote for
 Vouch for
 Wait for
 Wish for
 Work for
Verb + TO | English Collocations List
List of common verb & preposition collocations with TO.
 Add to
 Admit to
 Answer to
 Apologize to
 Appeal to
 Apply oneself to
 Ask to
 Attend to
 Attribute to
 Be resigned to
 Belong to
 Commit to
 Complain to
 Confess to
 Consent to
 Contribute to
 Devote to
 Explain to
 Happen to
 Introduce to
 Invite to
 Lend to
 Listen to
 Look forward to
 Matter to
 Object to
 Pray to
 Prefer to
 React to
 Refer to
 Resort to
 Respond to
 See to
 Speak to
 Subject to
 Subscribe to
 Talk to
 Travel to
 Compare to
Verb + ON | Collocations List
 List of common verb & preposition collocations with ON.
 Agree on
 Base on
 Be on
 Blame on
 Comment on
 Concentrate on
 Congratulate on
 Count on
 Depend on
 Elaborate on
 Impose on
 Insist on
 Play on
 Pride on
 Rely on
 Work on
Verb + ABOUT | Collocations List
List of common verb & preposition collocations with ABOUT.
 Ask about
 Concern about
 Argue about
 Be about
 Boast about
 Care about
 Decide about
 Dream about
 Forget about
 Know about
 Laugh about
 Protest about
 Think about
 Worry about
Verb + WITH | English Collocations List
List of essential verb & preposition collocations with WITH.
 Acquaint with
 Agree with
 Associate with
 Charge with
 Clutter with
 Coincide with
 Collide with
 Compare with
 Comply with
 Confront with
 Confuse with
 Cover with
 Cram with
 Deal with
 Discuss with
 Help with
 Ingratiate oneself with
 Meet with
 Pack with
 Plead with
 Provide with
 Speak with
 Talk with
 Tamper with
 Trust with
Verb + FROM | Collocations List
List of useful verb & preposition collocations with FROM.
 Bar from
 Benefit from
 Borrow from
 Derive from
 Deter from
 Differ from
 Distinguish from
 Distract from
 Choose from
 Come from
 Escape from
 Exempt from
 Expel from
 Emerge from
 Expect from
 Forbid from
 Graduate from
 Hear from
 Hide from
 Prevent from
 Prohibit from
 Protect from
 Recover from
 Refrain from
 Rescue from
 Resign from
 Rest from
 Result from
 Save from
 Separate from
 Stem from
 Stop from
 Subtract from
 Suffer from
Verb + IN | Collocations List
List of useful verb & preposition collocations with IN.
 Arrive in
 Absorb in
 Be engrossed in
 Believe in
 Confide in
 Implicate in
 Involve in
 Participate in
 Result in
 Specialize in
 Succeed in
 Trust in
Verb + OF | English Collocations List
List of verb & preposition collocations with OF.

 Accuse of
 Approve of
 Consist of
 Convict of
 Get rid of
 Remind of
 Suspect of
 Take advantage of
 Take care of
Verb + AT | Collocations List
List of verb & preposition collocations with AT.

 Work at
 Arrive at
 Glance at
 Guess at
 Hint at
 Marvel at
 Smile at
 Stare at
Verb & Preposition Collocation Example Sentences
Verb and preposition collocation examples in sentences.

 We depend on our customers’ suggestions.

 I like to pride myself on my ability to concentrate.
 She had to apologized to the whole family.
 Professor Samson attributes this painting to Leonardo.
 She committed herself to finding a new job.
 Please contribute to the fund for the needy.
 Something awful happened to your car.
 She listens to the radio in the car.
 I object to your opinion.
 He reacted poorly to the news.
 He doesn’t care for playing golf.
 I can’t excuse myself for not doing it.
 Let me pay for Tom.
 A hotel room is being  prepared for them.
 She said goodbye and  thanked us for coming.
 She shut her eyes and wished for him to get better.
 My birthday coincides with a national holiday.
 He complies with each and every order.
 My closed is crammed with dirty clothes!
 The congressman  met with strong opposition to his plan.
 It was hard to distinguish one twin from the other.
 The swimmer emerged from the lake.
 I got a letter today. I finally heard from him.
 I hope that this will result in the police finding your car.
 Can I  trust in the figures in this report?
Adverb + Adjective | Collocation Dictionary
List of common adverb + adjective collocations.
 Absolutely necessary
 Absolutely/utterly(quite, really) alone
 Absolutely/utterly(quite, really) amazed
 Absolutely/utterly(quite, really) appalled
 Absolutely/utterly(quite, really) beautiful
 Absolutely/utterly(quite, really) convinced
 Absolutely/utterly(quite, really) devastated
 Absolutely/utterly(quite, really) fantastic
 Absolutely/utterly(quite, really) furious
 Absolutely/utterly(quite, really) impossible
 Absolutely/utterly(quite, really) miserable
 Absolutely/utterly(quite, really) ridiculous
 Absolutely/utterly(quite, really) stupid
 Absolutely/utterly(quite, really) wrong
 Actively involved
 Badly hurt
 Barely able (to do something)
 Blissfully unaware
 Bitterly cold
 Bitterly complain
 Bitterly criticise
 Bitterly disappointed
 Bitterly regret
 Bitterly resent
 Blissfully ignorant
 Completely amazed
 Completely different
 Completely fantastic
 Completely strong
 Dead tired
 Deeply affected
 Deeply ashamed
 Deeply care
 Deeply committed
 Deeply competitive
 Deeply concerned
 Deeply divided
 Deeply hurt
 Deeply moved
 Deeply offended
 Deeply regret
 Deeply religious
 Deeply shocked
 Deeply unhappy
 Deeply worried
 Drop-dead gorgeous
 Fiercely competitive
 Fully aware
 Happily married
 Highly controversial
 Highly effective
 Highly probable
 Highly profitable
 Highly recommended
 Highly successful
 Highly unlikely
 Highly unusual
 Openly gay
 Painfully shy
 Painfully slow
 Painfully thin
 Perfectly normal
 Pretty good
 Quietly confident
 Quite good
 Quite right
 Quite sure
 Readily available
 Reasonably happy
 Reasonably priced
 Reasonably well
 Ridiculously cheap
 Ridiculously early
 Ridiculously easy
 Ridiculously long
 Ridiculously small
 Ruggedly handsome
 Scared stiff
 Strongly argue
 Strongly believe
 Strongly condemn
 Strongly deny
 Strongly dislike
 Strongly feel
 Strongly influence
 Strongly object
 Strongly oppose
 Strongly recommend
 Strongly suggest
 Strongly support
 Very, extremely, incredibly, terribly, awfully, fairly, a bit(+ quite, really)+
weak/good/surprised/angry
Adverb + Adverb | Collocation Dictionary
 List of Common Adverb + Adverb Collocations.
 All alone
 All along
 All over
 Almost certainly
 Any more
 Dead ahead
 Not necessarily (so)
 Nowhere near
 Only just
 Pretty well
 Quite a lot
 Quite enough
 Quite often
 Right away
 Right now
Adverb + Verb | Collocation Dictionary
List of common Adverb + Verb Collocations.
 Badly damage
 Deeply rooted (in)
 Never knew
 Quite agree
 Strongly argue
 Strongly condemn
 Strongly deny
 Strongly dislike
 Strongly object
 Strongly recommend
 Strongly suggest
 Strongly support
Adjective + Noun | Collocation Dictionary
List of Useful Adjective + Noun Combinations.
 Absolute agony
 Absolute despair
 Active ingredient
 Alphabetical order
 Alternative energy
 Alternative medicine
 Artificial limb
 Back pay
 Back road
 Back street
 Back taxes
 Bad breath
 Bad diet
 Bad habit
 Bad loser
 Bad mood
 Bad temper
 Balanced diet
 Bare essentials
 Basic right
 Best friends
 Big brother | big sister
 Big deal
 Big decision
 Big decision
 Big disappointment
 Big dreamer
 Big drinker
 Big eater
 Big improvement
 Big mistake
 Big money
 Big surprise
 Big talker
 Blind faith
 Blind loyalty
 Blind obedience
 Blond hair
 Brief chat
 Bright color
 Bright future
 Bright idea
 Broken home
 Casual clothes
 Casual relationship
 Certain amount
 Chilly day / night / wind chilly weather
 Chilly reception
 Clear message
 Clear understanding
 Clean energy
 Common knowledge
 Common language
 Complete agreement
 Complete idiot
 Daily life
 Dead body
 Dead end
 Dead-end job
 Deadly weapon
 Deafening silence
 Deep depression
 Deep devotion
 Deep feeling
 Deep pockets
 Deep sleep
 Deep thought
 Deep trouble
 Detailed description
 Direct flight
 Direct quote
 Dirty joke
 Dirty laundry
 Dirty player
 Distant relative
 Dual nationality
 Early days
 Early night
 Early riser
 Early start
 Easy answer
 Easy money
 Easy question
 Economic growth
 Educational game
 Empty promises
 Empty words
 Entry-level job
 Equal rights
 Essential services
 Ethical investment
 Ethical standards
 Ethnic minority
 Ethnic tensions
 Even number
 Excruciating pain
 Express bus/coach/train
 Express service / mail
 Express wish / aim / purpose
 Fair deal
 False impression
 False teeth
 Familiar face
 Fatal accident
 Fatal mistake
 Flat battery
 Flat tyre
 Foreign policy
 Free speech
 Free spirit
 Front door
 Front page
 Front row
 Front seat
 Good cause
 Good chance
 Good company
 Good deal
 Good luck
 Good time
 Great admiration
 Great anger
 Great deal of
 Great detail
 Great disappointment
 Great enjoyment
 Great excitement
 Great failure
 Great fun
 Great happiness
 Great joy
 Great length
 Great number
 Great power
 Great pride
 Great quantity
 Great sensitivity
 Great skill
 Great strength
 Great understanding
 Great wealth
 Growing number (of)
 Guilty conscience
 Guilty party
 Happy ending
 Happy hour
 Hard day
 Hard exam
 Hard job
 Hard life / evidence / drugs
 Hard work
 Healthy diet
 Heavy book / bag / suitcase / load
 Heavy coat / sweater
 Heavy drinker
 Heavy drinker
 Heavy features
 Heavy losses
 Heavy meal
 Heavy rain
 Heavy schedule
 Heavy sleeper
 Heavy smoker/drinker
 Heavy snow
 Heavy traffic
 Heavy traffic / rain / snow
 Heavy week
 Heavy workload
 Hidden extras
 High level
 High quality
 High standard
 High/low cost
 High/low density
 High/low energy
 High/low esteem
 High/low expectation (of)
 High/low level (of)
 High/low opinion
 High/low pressure
 High/low price
 High/low quality
 High/low speed
 Honest mistake
 Human cost
 Human error
 Human life
 Icy wind
 Ill effects
 Ill health
 Immediate action
 Immediate family
 Immediate future
 Innocent victim
 Inside information
 Intense pressure
 Internal injury
 Internal organ
 Irreparable damage
 Joint account
 Joint effort
 Joint owners
 Just cause
 Key issue
 Key role
 Large amount
 Large number (of)
 Large population
 Large proportion
 Large quantity
 Large scale
 Late night
 Legal advice
 Level playing-field
 Level teaspoon
 Liquid refreshments
 Little brother/ little sister
 Live music
 Living things
 Long time
 Long way
 Loved one
 Maiden voyage
 Main course
 Main road
 Main thing
 Major problem
 Married couple
 Mass market
 Medical care
 Medical history
 Mental illness
 Missing in action
 Mixed feelings
 Moral obligation
 Mysterious circumstances
 Nasty habit
 Nasty shock
 Native country
 Native speaker
 Natural causes
 Natural disaster
 Natural resources
 Negative attitude
 Nervous wreck
 Net profit
 Net result
 Net worth
 New generation
 New job
 Next time
 Next-door neighbors
 Nice time
 Non-stop flight
 Occupational hazard
 Odd number
 Odd socks
 Old age
 Old friend
 Opening hours
 Optional extras
 Organic farming
 Overall effect
 Painful memory
 Painful reminder
 Personal belongings
 Political prisoner
 Poor eyesight
 Poor health
 Popular belief
 Private life
 Public opinion
 Quick fix
 Quick reply
 Quiet life
 Quiet night
 Racial discrimination
 Radical reform
 Rainy day
 Rave review
 Real life
 Real wages
 Reasonable explanation
 Regular exercise
 Rhetorical question
 Rich colors / sounds / smells / tastes
 Rich history / culture / vocabulary
 Rich person
 Rich sauce / cake
 Rough draft
 Rough estimate
 Rough idea
 Round number
 Runny nose
 Safe distance
 Serious accident
 Serious illness
 Serious injury
 Severe penalty
 Severe pressure
 Severe rain/shortage
 Severe weather/winter
 Speedy recovery
 Steady job
 Steady relationship
 Stiff competition
 Strong accent
 Strong coffee / cheese
 Strong criticism
 Strong denial
 Strong influence
 Strong person / animal / wind / current
 Strong smell / taste / colour / accent/sense
 Strong supporter / opponent
 Strong view
 Tight grip
 Tight schedule
 Total bliss
 Total ecstasy
 Total madness
 Ulterior motive
 Uncertain future
 Unfair dismissal
 Urban sprawl
 Utter catastrophe
 Utter loathing
 Vague idea
 Vague memory
 Valid point
 Valid reason
 Valuable contribution
 Valuable information
 Valuable lesson
 Violent movie
 Visiting hours
 Vital organs
 Vital role
 Weak point
 Wear and tear
 Welcome change
 Wild animal
 Wrong number
 Wrong way
 Young child
 Young couple
 Young person
 Zero tolerance
 Zero visibility
Adjective + Adjective | Adjective + Adverb | Noun + Adjective |
Collocation Dictionary
 List of useful adjective and adjective collocations.
 Best possible
 Neat and tidy
 Real live
 Safe and sound
List of adjective and adverb collocations.
 Best ever
 Close together
 Good enough
Noun + Noun | Collocation Dictionary
List of Noun + Noun Collocations in English.
 A pang of nostalgia
 A sense of pride
 A surge of anger
 Absentee ballot
 Abuse of power
 Account executive
 Accounting firm
 Accounting system
 Action movie
 Advertising agency
 Air attack
 Air gun
 Air raid
 Altar boy
 Anthropology department
 Antitrust case
 Antitrust law
 Arms buildup
 Army unit
 Asbestos abatement
 Assault rifle
 Auction house
 Auto maker
 Auto manufacturer
 Bank draft
 Bank rate
 Bars of soap
 Battle group
 Beauty industry
 Beauty parlor
 Beauty salon
 Beauty shop
 Bed-and-breakfast
 Bench warrant
 Bid price
 Birth certificate
 Block grant
 Block of flats
 Board game
 Body armor
 Body double
 Booby trap
 Boot camp
 Border security
 Brand name
 Brokerage firm
 Budget cut
 Budget deficit
 Budgie smuggler
 Building code
 Building permit
 Bull market
 Bully pulpit
 Business activity
 Business enterprise
 Business organization
 Business sector
 Cable car
 Call center
 Call option
 Capital gain
 Car manufacturer
 Car park
 Case law
 Case study
 Cash cow
 Catchment
 Catchment area
 Cattle drive
 Cause celebre
 Ceasefire agreement
 Centre of attention
 Charge card
 Charter school
 Chattel mortgage
 Cheese cake
 Child care
 Class action
 Combat mission
 Combat zone
 Comfort food
 Commodity brokerage
 Communications technology
 Computer business
 Contact details
 Conviction politician
 Core values
 Corporate finance
 Cottage industry
 Creation science
 Credit bureau
 Credit union
 Cross-hair
 Cruise missile
 Custody battle
 Date rape
 Day shift
 Death camp
 Death tax
 Death wish
 Debit card
 Defense contractor
 Defense lawyer
 Departure time
 Desk job
 Desk officer
 Desktop publishing
 Detention basin
 Detention centre
 Development status
 Discount rate
 Discount store
 Divorce lawyer
 Dollar diplomacy
 Drainage basin
 Driving licence
 Duct tape
 Eating disorder
 Election fraud
 Electronics industry
 Energy security
 Enterprise zone
 Entertainment industry
 Estate agent
 Estate tax
 Excise tax
 Expert witness
 Factory farming
 Finance company
 Flexibility instrument
 Flight deck
 Foot soldier
 Freedom fighter
 Fringe benefit
 Futures contract
 Gag order
 Gender equality
 Gold mine
 Government agency
 Government office
 Government security
 Grandfather clause
 Ground attack
 Group dynamics
 Group therapy
 Growth industry
 Gunboat diplomacy
 Hand grenade
 Head teacher
 Health club
 Hen weekend
 Highway system
 History department
 Hit list
 Hit man
 Identity crisis
 Index fund
 Insurance broker
 Intelligence operation
 Interest group
 Iron maiden
 Jail cell
 Junk bond
 Jury system
 Keyhole surgery
 Kitchen cabinet
 Knowledge base
 Labor camp
 Law officer
 Lead time
 Learning disability
 Liberation theology
 Lie detector
 Line item
 Liquor license
 Mail fraud
 Management consulting
 Market economy
 Market gardening
 Master sergeant
 Money order
 Motor vehicle
 Murder charge
 Murder conviction
 Music department
 Music school
 Muzzle loader
 News organization
 News show
 Null and void
 Ocean current
 Office block
 Office hours
 Office job
 Old-growth forest
 Opinion poll
 Opposition party
 Order book
 Pack of cards
 Package holiday
 Pair work
 Panic attack
 Parking ticket
 Pay increase
 Peace and quiet
 Peer group
 Personality disorder
 Personnel carrier
 Piece of advice
 Piece of equipment
 Piece of information
 Piece of music
 Piece of paper
 Pipe bomb
 Point of view
 Pork barrel
 Position paper
 Post office
 Power politics
 Pressure group
 Price competition
 Probation officer
 Production cost
 Production line
 Profit margin
 Property right
 Quality of life
 Rap sheet
 Rate of return
 Release candidate
 Rental income
 Report card
 Return address
 Return flight
 Return ticket
 Road rage
 Road safety
 Room for improvement
 Root cause
 Root crop
 Rubber check
 Sausage party
 Savings bond
 School day
 Search warrant
 Security blanket
 Sense of direction
 Service charge
 Service industry
 Sex crime
 Sex offender
 Shock therapy
 Shop floor
 Shorthand typist
 Shoulder strap
 Single entry
 Small-town girl
 Soup kitchen
 Speed limit
 Sports car
 Stag night
 Stock option
 Street name
 Study hall
 Stun gun
 Suicide bombing
 Summit meeting
 Surround sound
 Tax break
 Tax shelter
 Tea leaf
 Television reporter
 Term paper
 Testing ground
 Trade route
 Trading floor
 Transfer agent
 Trial court
 Trial lawyer
 Voting booth
 Voting machine
 Voting right
 Vulture capitalist
 War crime
 War game
 Water cannon
 Word blindness
 Word deafness
 Word salad
 Security forces
Verb + Verb | Collocation Dictionary
 Can’t afford
 Can’t help
 Can’t stand
 Come to expect
 Cut and paste
 Copy and paste
 Come close (to)
Verb + Adverb | Collocation Dictionary
 Act naturally
 Act suspiciously
 Agree wholeheartedly
 Apologize profusely
 Arrive on time
 Become increasingly
 Behave properly
 Bleed profusely
 Come alive
 Come along nicely
 Come first
 Come last
 Complain bitterly
 Cook smt specially
 Deal directly
 Distribute widely
 Dive headfirst
 Divide equally
 Do badly
 Do well
 Drive safely
 Eat quickly
 Exercise regularly
 Fail miserably
 Fall sharply
 Fare poorly
 Fight hard
 Figure prominently
 Fit sb perfectly
 Fluctuate wildly
 Fold neatly
 Get off lightly
 Get up early
 Go astray
 Go badly
 Go far
 Go first
 Go smoothly
 Go upstairs
 Guess correctly
 Hit hard
 Judge harshly
 Know well
 Laugh hysterically
 Listen carefully
 Love dearly
 Made sth quickly
 Mean well
 Need badly
 Overlook completely
 Pass quickly
 Pay extra
 Perform live
 Placed gently
 Play brilliant
 Prove conclusively
 Publish widely
 Rain hard
 Rain heavily
 Recommend highly
 Rely heavily on
 Remember rightly
 Resume shortly
 Run fast
 Run quickly
 Running late
 Shout loudly
 Sleep soundly
 Solve easily
 Speak clearly
 Speak softly
 Spell correctly
 Stare blankly
 Start off slowly
 Test thoroughly
 Think aloud
 Think critically
 Travel overseas
 Treat well
 Try hard
 Value highly
 Walk briskly
 Wave frantically
 Whispered softly
 Work continuously
 Work perfectly
Business Collocations List | Collocation Dictionary
List of Common Business Collocations in English.
 Annual turnover
 Bear in mind
 Break off negotiations
 Cease trading
 Chair a meeting
 Close a deal
 Come to the point
 Dismiss an offer
 Draw a conclusion
 Draw your attention to
 Go bankrupt
 Go into partnership
 Launch a new product
 Lay off staff
 Market forces
 Sales figures
 Take on staff
Time Collocations List | Collocation Dictionary
List of Common English Collocations about Time.
 Dead on time
 Free time
 From dawn till dusk
 Make time for
 Great deal of time
 Past few weeks
 Right on time
 Run out of time
 Save time
 Spare time
 Spend some time
 Take your time
 Time goes by
 Time passes
 Waste time
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Collocations List
List of different types of collocations in English with examples.

 Collocations
 Verb + Noun
o Collocations with ASK
o Collocations with BREAK
o Collocations with CATCH
o Collocations with COME
o Collocations with DO
o Collocations with GET
o Expressions with GET
o Collocations with GIVE
o Collocations with HAVE
o Collocations with MAKE
o Collocations with GO
o Collocations with TAKE
o Collocations with TELL
o Collocations with KEEP
o Collocations with PAY
o Collocations with SAY
o Collocations with SAVE
 Adjective & Preposition
o Adjective + Preposition ABOUT
o Adjective + Preposition AT
o Adjective + Preposition FOR
o Adjective + Preposition TO
o Adjective + Preposition OF
o Adjective + Preposition WITH
o Adjective + Preposition BY
o Adjective + Preposition IN
 Noun & Preposition
o Noun + Preposition TO
o Noun + Preposition WITH
o Noun + Preposition FOR
o Noun + Preposition OF
o Noun + Preposition IN
 Verb & Preposition
o Verb + Preposition ABOUT
o Verb + Preposition ON
o Verb + Preposition TO
o Verb + Preposition FOR
o Verb + Preposition WITH
o Verb + Preposition FROM
o Verb + Preposition IN
 Collocation Examples
o Adjective + Noun
o Noun + Noun
o Adverb + Verb
o Adverb + Adverb
o Adverb + Adjective
o Business Collocations
o Time Collocations
o Adjective Collocations
o DO vs MAKE
o How to Use the Verb GO
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