2. What are collocations?
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A collocation is two or more words that often
go together.
have a break

3. These combinations just sound "right" to
native English speakers, who use them all the

time. On the other hand, other combinations
may be unnatural and just sound "wrong".
make trouble
do mess
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4. Types of Collocations
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 Adverb + Adjective:
I can barely see

5. Adjective + Noun:

The doctor ordered him
to do regular exercise.

6. Noun + Noun:
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Let's give Mr. Jones a round of applause

7. Noun + Verb:

The lion started to roar when
it heard the dog barking.

8. 
Verb + Expression With Preposition:
She burst into tears while
watching the movie.

9. 
Verb + Noun:
He has been asked to
give a presentation
about his work.

10. 
Verb + Adverb:
She Waved frantically when
she saw her mom.

11. Exercise
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Which one of these expressions is considered a
common collocation?
make a deal do a demand get a suggestion

12. 
What are the collocations used in this video?
Make a difference
set darkness
Wipe out a journey
speak with wisdom

13. a dream
Spark
Guide
Set
 a nation
care
a goal
Show
a ship
Change
it on
Pass
a soul
Wake
a moment
lift
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