Learn 50+ Easy Collocations to Speak English Like A Native

[@nursultanzhalgasuly2328]

1. Crystal Clear
2. Good enough
3. Best possible
4. Safe and sound
5. Best ever
6.Sick and tired
7. Right now
8. All along
9. Almost certainly
10. Quite enough
11. Strongly support
12.Strongly argue
13. Strongly dislike
14.Strongly recommend
15. Reputation for
16. Love for
17. Talent for
18 Blame for
19. Care for
20. Keep for

[@ziachurail1931]

Neat and tidy

[@jhoanacordoba4257]

Close together
Dead ahead
Only Just
Pretty well
Strongly condemn
Strongly deny
Strongly suggest
Bid for

[@black_lover5664]

Much love💜😌

[@theguest2172]

We raise up our hats to you as appreciation for you fascinating
Lesson.
Thanks a lot.

[@saphimal1]

FANTASTIC!!!! PLEASE MORE!!!!

[@ludmilasakharova7672]

Thanks allot! Without doubt it's of great importance by learning English.

[@marcodonorio4206]

Thanks!!! it was very helpful, i will try to use these collocation words as soon as possible .. have a good one.

[@AliAli-ne6zh]

Very good 👍

[@7ESLLearningEnglish]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@goldzbear2755]

For sure! This is freaking usefull!

[@elfeikerxd5596]

There are the best video on the world

[@ngochuongdang8660]

Thank you!

[@ishmitkalyan945]

I agree meanings should be explained for the collocations mentioned above .

[@_coelhozueira_9869]

Hi from Brazil, excelent video ;)

[@7ESLLearningEnglish]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@kay-ei7cw]

thanks for that

[@7ESLLearningEnglish]

Thanks for watching!

[@moamal5119]

Great 👍

[@juliatutchenko]

Good!

[@7ESLLearningEnglish]

Thanks!

[@manoochehrghanbari822]

Thank u so much

[@hastalavistabebi]

4:10 What was he doing in the sentence "he was packing a dictionary"? What meaning "pack" in this context is?

[@crazypatrickteacher]

In this context, "packing" probably means carrying, as in he was carrying a dictionary in his pocket (maybe to try and cheat on a test).

[@tanyavasilyeva8363]

@@crazypatrickteacher Thank you. And I didn't understand.

[@patch8376]

@@tanyavasilyeva8363 you're welcome :)

[@muhammadilyas2104]

Thank you so muchhhhhhhhhhhhhhh sir

[@cbertram2194]

Overall a very useful study video. However, the illustration of two white girls looking at a boy of colour pared with the phrase "strongly dislike" jumps at me with a (propably unwanted) note of racism. Please think about how the sketches you use could be interpreted.

[@carliesl]

unfortunately racist still exist 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@wazeer1981]

Thanks teacher, could we have a PDF file for your vedio's

[@MrLegit.]

What software do you use to make your videos? Please let me know.

[@jsjb3468]

🌟

[@saramebrouk1818]

What's the meaning of dead ahead?

[@7ESLLearningEnglish]

It means "immediately straight ahead."

[@phuongvu6912]

let make a video about slang please

[@Imikacic]

Strongly deny - used twice

[@7ESLLearningEnglish]

Sorry!

[@AsmaAhmed-qj9wp]

Asalaamu Aalykum

[@mustafabahar4196]

speaking arabic under english collacations :)

[@carolplaying7830]

2:55 Why the girl with out a T-shirt

[@learnenglishwithgunai3395]

Hi everyone. Who knows how to make such a video like this?

[@esyfarida5627]

Lokasi sebening kristal air

[@7ESLLearningEnglish]

Wah!

[@mariafernandaarmijo6593]

wtf with the example of "strongly dislike"

[@jasthomas4291]

Dead ahead, don't understand this one. Pls., explain

[@meiranzr]

In front of

[@muhammadkamruzzaman5511]

@@meiranzr Exactly ahead or in front

[@velocious.8008]

no