English collocations are common and natural word combinations that native speakers use every day. Learning collocations is one of the most effective ways to improve your English vocabulary, speak more naturally, and write with confidence.
In simple terms, collocations are words that are often used together. For example, we say make a decision, not do a decision. We say strong coffee, not powerful coffee. These natural word combinations in English help your language sound fluent and professional.
In this section, you will learn a wide range of common English collocations used in daily conversation, academic writing, business communication, and exam preparation.
Understanding common collocations in English helps you avoid unnatural sentences and translation mistakes. Instead of memorizing isolated words, you learn how words naturally connect in real communication.
When you use correct collocations:
Collocations are especially important for students preparing for exams, job seekers attending interviews, and professionals who need clear communication at work.
All lessons in this category are written in simple and clear English so that learners at different levels can understand easily. Each lesson focuses on practical use, real-life examples, and step-by-step learning.
If you want to improve your English vocabulary, build stronger sentences, and speak like a confident English speaker, start learning English collocations today.
Explore the lessons below and strengthen your English one natural word combination at a time.
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