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Collocations List

The document discusses collocations, which are words that are frequently used together. It provides examples of many common collocations using the words "ask", "break", "catch", "come", "do", "get", "give", "have", and "keep". For each word, multiple collocations are listed to exemplify the different ways that word is commonly used with other words in natural language.

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Collocations List

The document discusses collocations, which are words that are frequently used together. It provides examples of many common collocations using the words "ask", "break", "catch", "come", "do", "get", "give", "have", and "keep". For each word, multiple collocations are listed to exemplify the different ways that word is commonly used with other words in natural language.

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Collocations

Collocations are those words which are frequently used together.


(Used in Reading-Fill in the Blanks)
Collocations with Ask
 Ask a favour
 Ask a question
 Ask about
 Ask after somebody
 Ask for advice
 Ask for directions
 Ask for something
 Ask permission
 Ask sb out
 Ask if/ whether

Collocations with Break


 Break a bone/ your arm  Break new ground
 Break a code  Break news
 Break a habit  Break one’s fall
 Break a law  Break someone’s heart
 Break a leg  Break the bank
 Break a promise  Break the ice
 Break a record  Break the mold
 Break a window  Break the news to someone
 Break even  Break the rules
 Break free  Break the silence
 Break ground  Break the spell
 Break loose  Break wind

Collocations with Catch


 Catch (on) fire  Catch sight of
 Catch a ball  Catch someone Red-Handed /
 Catch a bus/ a train Catch Someone In The Act
 Catch a chill  Catch someone’s attention
 Catch a cold  Catch someone’s eye
 Catch a cold  Catch the flu
 Catch a glimpse  Catch you Later!
 Catch a thief  Catch your breath
 Catch a whiff
Collocations with Come
 Come clean about  Come to a conclusion
 Come close  Come to a decision
 Come complete with  Come to a realization
 Come early  Come to a stand still (idiom)
 Come first  Come to a stop
 Come into view  Come to an agreement
 Come last  Come to an end
 Come late  Come to life
 Come on time  Come to sb’s rescue
 Come prepared  Come to terms with
 Come right back  Come under attack
 Come to a compromise  Come up with

Collocations with Do
 Do a course  Do something right
 Do a deal  Do something wrong
 Do a favour  Do sums
 Do a good/great/terrible job  Do the cleaning
 Do a report  Do the cooking
 Do  Do the dishes
anything/something/everything  Do the housework
 Do badly  Do the ironing
 Do better  Do the math
 Do business  The maximum
 Do crosswords  Do the minimum
 Do damage  Do the paperwork
 Do exercise  Do the right thing
 Do experiments  Do the shopping
 Do good  Do the washing up
 Do gymnastics  Do well
 Do harm  Do work
 Do homework  Do your best
 Do laundry  Do your duty
 Do nothing  Do Your hair
 Do research  Do your makeup
 Do someone a favour  Do your nails
Collocations with Get
 Get a call  Get dark  Get out of breath
 Get a chance  Get divorced  Get permission
 Get a clue  Get dressed/  Get pregnant
 Get a cold undressed  Get ready for
 Get a degree/ a  Get drunk  Get sleep
diploma  Get enthusiastic  Get started
 Get a job  Get fired  Get stuck in a
 Get a joke  Get frightened traffic jam
 Get a letter  Get getting dark  Get the impression
(receive)  Get good/top/bad  Get the message
 Get a shock marks  Get the sack
 Get a splitting  Get home (arrive)  Get the ticket
headache  Get hot (ter) (buy)
 Get a tan  Get hungry  Get tired
 Get a ticket  Get into trouble  Get to sleep
 Get a/the right  Get lost  Get together
 Get angry  Get married  Get upset
 Get changed  Get nowhere  Get wet
(change clothes)  Get old  Get worried
 Get cool  Get one’s hair cut

Collocations with Give


 Give a call (a ring,  Give a ride  Give priority
a buzz)  Give advice  Give rise to
 Give a chance  Give an answer  Give the
 Give a choice  Give an example impression
 Give a damn  Give an idea  Give thought (to)
 Give a hand  Give an opinion  Give up
 Give a headache  Give birth  Give up hope
 Give a hug or kiss  Give credit  Give way
 Give a lecture or  Give evidence
speech or  Give notice
performance  Give permission
Collocations with Have
 Have a baby  Have a goal  Have a scrub
 Have a backache  Have a good time  Have a shave
 Have a bad fall  Have a  Have a shower
 Have a bad good/nice/etc day!  Have a smell
temper  Have a great  Have a snack
 Have a bath weekend  Have a snooze
 Have a birthday  Have a haircut  Have a stretch
 Have a bite  Have a hard time  Have a stroke
 Have a break  Have a headache  Have a swim
 Have a business  Have a holiday  Have a talk
trip  Have a jacuzzi  Have a taste
 Have a busy day  Have a jog  Have a
 Have a career/a  Have a laugh temperature
goal  Have a lecture  Have a think
 Have a chance  Have a lesson  Have a touch
 Have a chat  Have a lie down  Have a try
 Have a cold  Have a limp  Have a walk
 Have a  Have a lisp  Have a wash
competition  Have a listen  Have a wish
 Have a  Have a look  Have a word
confrontation  Have a massage  Have a workout
 Have a  Have a meal  Have access (to)
conversation/chat  Have a meeting  Have an accident
 Have a cup of tea/  Have a moment  Have an
coffee  Have a nap appointment with
 Have a dance  Have a night mare  Have an argument
 Have a day off  Have a  Have an effect
 Have a party/concert (on)
depression/etc  Have a passion for  Have an energy
 Have a discussion  Have a plan bar
 Have a dispute  Have a problem  Have an event
 Have a doubt  Have a quarrel  Have an exam
 Have a dream  Have a  Have an excuse
 Have a drill relationship  Have an
 Havea drink  Have a rest experience
 Have a feeling  Have a ride  Have an ice-cream
 Have a fight  Have a right  Have an idea
 Have a fit  Have a run  Have an interview
 Have a game  Have a safe  Have an
 Have a glass of journey opportunity
wine  Have a salad
 Have a go  Have a sandwich
 Have  Have patience  Have soul
breakfast/lunch/din  Have rest  Have success
ner  Have room  Have sympathy
 Have difficulty  Have self-esteem  Have the chance
 Have faith  Have sex (to)
 Have food  Have skills  Have time
 Have fun/a good  Have some sugar/  Have trouble
time milk  Have work
 Have no education  Have something to
 Have no fear eat

Collocations with Keep


 Keep a diary
 Keep a promise
 Keep a secret
 Keep an appointment
 Keep calm
 Keep control
 Keep in touch
 Keep quiet
 Keep records
 Keep score
 Keep someone’s place
 Keep the change
 Keep your balance

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