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The document provides instructions for an assignment to correct incorrect collocations by replacing adjectives or verbs. Students are asked to correct 10 sentences by writing the appropriate adjective or verb in capital letters. They also must provide a Spanish equivalent for each corrected collocation. Guidance is given to use a corpus tool to check collocations and find replacements.

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Assignment 3 - 4

The document provides instructions for an assignment to correct incorrect collocations by replacing adjectives or verbs. Students are asked to correct 10 sentences by writing the appropriate adjective or verb in capital letters. They also must provide a Spanish equivalent for each corrected collocation. Guidance is given to use a corpus tool to check collocations and find replacements.

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MODULE3: ASSIGNMENT 4

NAME:

The following sentences include collocations highlighted in bold letters. Some of those
collocations are correct but in some of them we have combined a wrong adjective or
verb with the noun (the noun is always correct). Correct the wrong collocations by
writing the appropriate adjective or verb in each case IN CAPITAL LETTERS.

Once you have corrected all the wrong collocations, give a Spanish equivalent
expression for every collocation (remember that you can see the meaning of
collocations by searching them in the Corpus Concordance Sampler and reading some
of the sentences where the collocations appear).

NOTE: Use the Corpus Concordance Sampler to check whether the collocations are
acceptable or not (don’t forget to write the symbol + between words) and to look for
the appropriate adjective or verb (the one which expresses the same meaning as the one
you are given in the sentence) which combines with the noun provided (remember that
you need to write VERB+the+noun or JJ+noun to search for all the possible verbs or
adjectives that combine with a given noun).

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