Collocation A2

Catch a Cold

To become ill with a common cold.

Meaning

Catch a Cold — to become ill with a common cold.

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Example Sentences

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Mini-Quiz: Fill in the Blank

Choose the correct verb to complete each sentence with a cold.

Q1. I always ___ a cold in winter.

Answer: catch

Q2. She ___ a cold last week and is still coughing.

Answer: caught

Q3. Wear a coat, or you'll ___ a cold.

Answer: catch

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does "Catch a Cold" mean?
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Is "Catch a Cold" a common English collocation?
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What CEFR level is "Catch a Cold"?
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Can I say "take a cold" instead of "Catch a Cold"?
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Is "Catch a Cold" formal or informal?
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