Collocations to Emphatically Build Your Vocabulary (B2 + C1 + C2)
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- Опубліковано 16 кві 2024
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Let's learn some common collocations to help you build your vocabulary. These words are often found together, and when you use them, it's going to help you sound more natural. So take the quiz and see how much you already know.
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2) A question about the collocation "to file (for) an appeal". When you were explaining it to us there was a sentence "to file an appeal". But at the end of the video there was "to file FOR an appeal".
Are these both phrases correct - with and without the preposition "for"?
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Lead
Just because you lecture in A laymen term, easy to understand most of the time..
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Terms
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Adopting
Kind
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Circle
Cut corners
Hit
I like to visting daha how is life . This sentence is using a Question Or not question mark So I forget all my english please tell me.
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Can you say attain the following conditions?
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Stark
Grant
Rather chilly I ll hit it after the lesson Cut corners a rude form of(i anderstand what you are talkin about but it imposible to remember all kinds of collocation) at my point of view(from) willing to give to follow conditions Satisfy somwere Corse/manner to take a responsobillity many differenses To put an appeal ...
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Signal,
For
Slight or stark
Give
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Assume
Bit or little
Grab or get
Meet
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Cab you say biting chilly outside
From
A form of
Part
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Only 4 are correct.
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Click on the
In
Give me
Form of
Cut
In the recap you erroneously put file for an appeal. I think the for word is incorrect.
get
Complying with???
There's a stark difference between......
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File
Form
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Very or pretty
Terms or words
Press
There is a huge difference between British, American, and Australia English
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"Give me the benefit of the doubt" doubt is belong to second person (you) or first person (me)?
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Shoe
Grab
Click
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I need
A bit of or little
Out
Submit
Slight
Shouldn't it be "there is a stark difference among British, American, and Australian English"?
Manner
Out of
Ageism is a way of discrimination.
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