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Collocations Ise

Collocations Michael McCarthy Felicity O'Dell CAMBRIDGE in Ise o How words work together for fluent and natural English Self-study and classroom use Acknowledgements 3 To the student (and the teacher) 4 Learning about Collocations 1 What is a collocation? 2 Finding, recording and learning Collocations 3 Using your dictionary 4 Types of collocation 5 Register Grammatical aspects of Collocations 6 Intensifying adverbs highly unlikely, utterly ridiculous, strongly object 7 Everyday verbs 1 make a mistake, do your best, do damage 8 Everyday verbs 2 go bald, become extinct, fall ill 9 Everyday verbs 3 have fun, take action, pay a compliment Special aspects of collocation 10 Synonyms and confusable words 1 clos

used together. These combinations sound natural to native speakers, but students of English have to make a special effort to learn them because they are often difficult to guess. Some combinations just sound 'wrong1 to native speakers of English. For example, the adjective fast collocates with cars, but not with a glance.

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