English Collocations in Use Intermediate Starting and finishing

English Collocations in Use Intermediate

... making others experience pain to cause pain to inflict pain the experience of being in pain to suffer pain to complain of pain to be racked with pain to feel pain to experience pain making ... making pain go away to alleviate pain to ease pain to lessen pain to soothe pain to relieve pain pain subsides English Collocations in Use Exercises 48.1 Complete the collocations in ... sightseeing in Sydney and then spent the rest of the time travelling round the country. I even achieved my lifelong ambition of stroking a koala. English Collocations in Use 13 I Starting and finishing...

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English Collocations in Use Intermediate_Houses, flats and rooms

... found she had no time to English Collocations in Use 49 Eating and drinking Talking about types of food In each of these conversations, useful collocations are in bold. Tom: Nelly: Fran: ... talk about the opening/closing scenes of a film and the opening/closing chapters of a book. We talk about the beginning and end of a book/film (NOT start and finish). If everything works out well ... priced. Let's go in. WARNING We say international food/cuisine, NOT world wide food/cuisine. A Chinese/ Mexican/French meal is what you eat in a restaurant. When referring in general to the...

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English Collocations in Use Intermediate_People - character and behaviour

... of the collocations from this unit. Read some English language women's magazines and note down any other interesting family collocations that you find. English Collocations in Use 43 ... so and ugly; Sally's is so and lovely. Find a description of the hero or heroine in an English novel or short story. Note down any interesting collocations that you find there. I English ... temper7. English Collocations in Use 47 Exercises I 7.1 Which of the collocations in A describe negatives aspects of character? I 7.2 Add the missing words in these letters to a magazine where...

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English Collocations in Use Intermediate_Starting and finishing

... impact and consequence in a good learner's dictionary. Make a note of any other interesting collocations that you find. English Collocations in Use I I I Starting and finishing Starting ... making others experience pain to cause pain to inflict pain the experience of being in pain to suffer pain to complain of pain to be racked with pain to feel pain to experience pain making ... making pain go away to alleviate pain to ease pain to lessen pain to soothe pain to relieve pain pain subsides English Collocations in Use 3.3 You might find these collocations: aches and...

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English Collocations in Use Intermediate_Laws and punishments

... greasy hands and sticky fingers. some today. J 1 You can paint your walls using either matt paint or gloss paint. Gloss paint and gloss photos have a shinier finish than matt. 2 cut into small ... beauty and health products, or about fabrics and furnishings. English Collocations in Use 93 Taste and smell Food and restaurant reviews Look at these descriptions of smells and tastes in travel ... that you find. The magazine also has special articles written in an easy style for learners of English. Go to its Teaching Global Issues page. English Collocations in Use 83 40 Time Collocations...

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English Collocations in Use Intermediate_Number and frequency

... motorway and was soon stopped by the police. (carelessly fast and dangerous] Slow movement and stopping It was fascinating to see the winning goal again in slow motion. We were stuck in slow-moving ... (NOT get) The standard of living is rising steadily / is improving. (NOT increasing or growing) Interest in old cars has grown considerably over the last few years. (NOT has increased) There's ... special interest (rare stamps). If someone repeatedly does something that annoys you, you can use the expression keeps asking, keeps interrupting, keeps hitting, etc. This is common in informal...

English Collocations in Use Intermediate_Synonyms and confusable words

... what other collocations it suggests for them. English Collocations in Use 25 Synonyms and confusable words 2 Verbs connected with gaining, winning and achieving Note these typical collocations ... competition. Win is often used in contexts associated with fighting. You earn money by working for it. You can make money by investing etc., not just by working. Achieve is used mainly with ... to in life? English Collocations in Use 27 12 Metaphor If someone uses a metaphor, they use a word in a way that is slightly different from its basic meaning. For example, the first meaning...

English Grammar in use intermediate

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