01Make a DecisionTo choose between two or more optionsA2
02Take a BreakTo stop working or studying for a short restA2
03Do HomeworkTo complete school work assigned outside classA1
04Have a LookTo look at something brieflyA2
05Pay AttentionTo watch, listen, or think carefully about somethingB1
06Catch a ColdTo become ill with a common coldA2
07Keep in TouchTo stay in contact with someoneB1
08Give AdviceTo tell someone what you think they should doB1
09Save TimeTo avoid wasting time; to use time efficientlyA2
10Spend MoneyTo use money to pay for somethingA2
11Lose WeightTo become lighter or thinner, usually through diet or exerciseB1
12Break a RecordTo do something better/faster than anyone beforeB1
13Set a GoalTo decide on something you want to achieveB1
14Raise AwarenessTo help more people know about or understand an issueB2
15Meet a DeadlineTo finish something by the required timeB2
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a collocation?
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What is the difference between collocations and idioms?
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Why are verb-noun collocations difficult for English learners?
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How many collocations should I learn as an ESL student?
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What is the difference between 'make' and 'do' collocations?
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How can I practise English collocations?
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Are collocations tested in IELTS or Cambridge exams?
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Do collocations differ between British and American English?
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What CEFR level should I be at to start learning collocations?
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