Collocations

Question 1

Collocations • Meaning

Answer 1

Two or more words that often go together.

Question 2

Collocations • Examples

Answer 2

Have a good time.

Make a difference.

Hard earn money.

Go bankrupt.

Question 3

Collocations • Ways to Teach

Answer 3

Although it is not that important, if the wrong tensed is used, the entire meaning can be distorted. That’s why it is taught after students have a stronger grasp on more important grammar points.

Question 4

Collocations • Right/Wrong Tense

Answer 4

I did a mess. (Wrong)
I made a mess. (Right)

The exam was on Friday. (Wrong)
The exam will be on Friday. (Right)