Discover the amazing power of English collocations!
They’re like magic word combinations that help you express your thoughts perfectly and smoothly.
When you become a master of collocations, your communication skills will improve effortlessly.
So, let’s unlock the secrets of language together!
Here’s a list of 80 simple sentences using common collocations with “catch”, organized for easier understanding. These are perfect for ESL learners: 1. Catch + Noun (People, Things, Events) (30 Sentences) I caught a cold…
In this post, I will teach you common collocations with SPEND and SAVE that will help you sound more natural when talking about finances. When talking about money, it’s essential to know how to use…
Give + Help / Support Can you give me some advice? She gave me a hand with my homework. Please give him some support. I want to give you encouragement. He gave me guidance for…
When we talk about time and dates in English, using the right collocations can make your speech and writing sound more natural. Collocations are pairs or groups of words that often go together. For example,…
Let’s master collocations with better and worse. In this post, I’ll focus on two commonly used words when making comparisons: better and worse. These words are part of many expressions called collocations. Collocations are combinations…
Let’s learn Collocations with Travel. Planning a vacation can be exciting, but it can also be stressful if you’re not sure about the language or the right phrases to use. In this post, I will…
Let’s learn collocations with adjectives. When learning English, it’s essential to understand how words fit together naturally. One way to make your language sound more fluent and native-like is by using collocations—combinations of words that…
In this post, I’ll teach you some important collocations for discussing hobbies and free-time activities. Hobbies and free-time activities are a big part of our daily lives. Whether it’s reading, traveling, or playing sports, the…
1. Get + Noun (Receiving/Obtaining) I need to get a new phone. She got a gift for her birthday. He got a promotion at work. I want to get a haircut this weekend. They got…
Do + Work / Tasks I have to do my homework. She did the dishes after dinner. He did his project well. We do our chores every day. They did the cleaning yesterday. I did…
Here’s a big list of 150 Sentences Using Collocations with “Have”. Have + Food/Drink I usually have breakfast at 8 a.m. Let’s have lunch together. We will have dinner at a restaurant. She had a…
Collocations with Play and Watch When learning English, one of the most important things to master is how words work together. Certain words, called collocations, often go together because they sound natural to native speakers….
To communicate effectively and naturally in English, it’s important to learn about collocations. These are pairs of words that often go together, like “make friends” or “keep in touch.” By mastering these phrases, you can…
When talking about your home, whether you’re sharing with friends or in a more formal setting, knowing how to describe it can make your conversation sound more engaging and natural. I will cover helpful collocations…
When you’re studying English, it’s crucial to understand not just single words, but also how they fit together. Some words naturally go together, and we call these “collocations.” Using these combinations makes your speaking and…