Collocations for fce pdf
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This will help you to produce language of the level required to do well in the examination B2 phrasal verbs can be very useful during the FCE exam. Answer the following questions: When was the last time you gave someone some advice? Collocations are fixed expressions which are made up of two or more words that are commonly used in English. In the B2 First exam, you might get questions for them in Part(multiple-choice cloze) and in Part(key transformations) Vocabulary for B2 First. Knowledge of collocations is often tested in collocations for Home. ANSWERS. Examples: turn down, run into, sit up B2 First (FCE) Use of English PartMultiple Choice and PartOpen Cloze tasks focus to test your knowledge at phrasal level i.e. Using them makes your English sound more natural. Have you bumped into an old friend lately? It’s important to know how words combine with others to form partnerships, or collocations. collocations for fceCollocations As you study the vocabulary you need for FCE, you will soon realise that it’s not enough to Collocations exercises for lower-intermediate and intermediate students of English. Collocations are combinations of words, which frequently appear together. collocations like ‘pay attention to’, phrasal verbs: like ‘give up’ and linking phrases like ‘even if’ Cambridge English Get these collocations into your active vocabulary by using them in sentences of your own. Have you ever been in a situation where you couldn't make a sound? They can seem confusing at first, but once you learn them you will be using them all the time. Collocations exercises for lower-intermediate and intermediate Collocations can be divided into three groups: Strong collocations: collocations where the words are very closely associate with each other; Fixed collocations: collocations CollocationsAs you study the vocabulary you need for FCE, you will soon realise that it’s not enough to study single words. Improve your skills with EnglishRevealed Match the words on the top with words that collocate with them on the right.