Collocations to Supercharge Your Vocabulary (B2 + C1 + C2)
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Let's take your vocabulary to the next level with some common collocations, which are words that are frequently used together.
Hey teacher, are collocation and phrases same?
In this lesson, there are over 50 different collocations ranging from levels B2 to C2. Therefore, the phrases that we’ll talk about are more upper-intermediate to advanced.
If you would like to review, here is the vocabulary from the lesson.
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B2 Collocations
1. considerable
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2. feedback
3. deeply
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4. controversial
5. wisdom
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C1 Collocations
1. call
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2. tedious
3. bubble over (with)
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4. burning
5. capture
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C2 Collocations
1. underlying
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2. framework
3. expenditure
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4. literal
5. finite
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0:00 B2 Collocations
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4:44 B2 Collocations (Cont.)
8:31 C1 Collocations
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12:23 C2 Collocations
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I'd never heard the collocation "conventional wisdom" and it's great to revise so many other useful collocations. Thank you so much. 🎉
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I like your way of pronouncing "offer". Many Americans say "ahfer" and pronounce "thought" as "thot".
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Absolutely enjoying your videos. Please make a video on common transition phrases that can be useful to connect two ideas to have a smooth flow. I gotta give a presentation in front of 1000 people in a national level conference next year, please help 🙏🏻😊
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burnt out
a person in a state of physical or mental collapse caused by overwork or stress.
"she felt burned out, an empty shell"
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Please can we use these words in essays?
Very useful collocations to know... thank you!
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@reyhanhemmatiMary has a burning desire for flowers and animals.
@arielschaDespite the crisis in the local enterprise the directors did not decide to cut the expenditure hoping that the company will recover from that financial crisis.
@arielschaAs soon as Peter got to know Paula Peter was deeply in love with her.
@arielschaI got a consuderable amount of money for my excellent work of French literatura last year.
@arielschaIt is impossibke to remember so many collications!!!
@arielschaNew tedious? I've thought about it!
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