Find oout about collocations, idioms, phrasal verbs and fixed expressions

1. What is the difference ?
Collocations
Fixed expressions
Idioms
Phrasal Verbs
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2. Collocations
Collocation refers to the way in which some words
regularly occur together in a way that sound correct
to speakers of the language.
For example:
•Do homework
•Make the bed
•A golden opportunity
•Take a risk
•A faint smell
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3. Collocations
Collocation refers to the way in which some words
regularly occur together in a way that sound correct
to speakers of the language.
For example:
•Do homework
•Make the bed
•A golden opportunity
•Take a risk
•A faint smell
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4. Collocations
Collocation refers to the way in which some words
regularly occur together in a way that sound correct
to speakers of the language.
For example:
•Do homework
•Make the bed
•A golden opportunity
•Take a risk
•A faint smell
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5. Collocations
Collocation refers to the way in which some words
regularly occur together in a way that sound correct
to speakers of the language.
For example:
•Do homework
•Make the bed
•A golden opportunity
•Take a risk
•A faint smell
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6. Collocations
Collocation refers to the way in which some words
regularly occur together in a way that sound correct
to speakers of the language.
For example:
•Do homework
•Make the bed
•A golden opportunity
•Take a risk
•A faint smell
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7. Collocations
Collocation refers to the way in which some words
regularly occur together in a way that sound correct
to speakers of the language.
For example:
•Do homework
•Make the bed
•A golden opportunity
•Take a risk
•A faint smell
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8. Collocations
Collocation refers to the way in which some words
regularly occur together in a way that sound correct
to speakers of the language.
For example:
•Do homework
•Make the bed
•A golden opportunity
•Take a risk
•A faint smell
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9. Collocations
Collocation refers to the way in which some words
regularly occur together in a way that sound correct
to speakers of the language.
For example:
•Do homework
•Make the bed
•A golden opportunity
•Take a risk
•A faint smell
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10. Collocations
Collocation refers to the way in which some words
regularly occur together in a way that sound correct
to speakers of the language.
For example:
•Do homework
•Make the bed
•A golden opportunity
•Take a risk
•A faint smell
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11. Collocations
Collocation refers to the way in which some words
regularly occur together in a way that sound correct
to speakers of the language.
For example:
•Do homework
•Make the bed
•A golden opportunity
•Take a risk
•A faint smell
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12. Collocations
Collocation refers to the way in which some words
regularly occur together in a way that sound correct
to speakers of the language.
For example:
•Do homework
•Make the bed
•A golden opportunity
•Take a risk
•A faint smell
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13. Collocations
Collocation refers to the way in which some words
regularly occur together in a way that sound correct
to speakers of the language.
For example:
•Do homework
•Make the bed
•A golden opportunity
•Take a risk
•A faint smell
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14. Collocations
Collocation refers to the way in which some words
regularly occur together in a way that sound correct
to speakers of the language.
For example:
•Do homework
•Make the bed
•A golden opportunity
•Take a risk
•A faint smell
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15. Collocations
Collocation refers to the way in which some words
regularly occur together in a way that sound correct
to speakers of the language.
For example:
•Do homework
•Make the bed
•A golden opportunity
•Take a risk
•A faint smell
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