Verb-Noun Collocations (1)

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What is a verb-noun collocation?

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A verb-noun collocation is a combination of a verb and a noun that are commonly used together in English, creating a natural-sounding phrase.

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Give an example of a verb-noun collocation with 'make'.

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Make arrangements.

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What does 'break the law' mean?

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To violate or not follow the legal rules established by a governing authority.

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What is the meaning of 'keep a promise'?

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To fulfill or adhere to a commitment made to someone.

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Provide an example of a verb-noun collocation with 'reach'.

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Reach an agreement.

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What does 'do laundry' refer to?

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The act of washing clothes and linens.

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What is the difference between 'make' and 'do' in collocations?

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'Make' is often used for creating or producing something, while 'do' is used for performing actions or tasks.

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What is a common collocation with 'obey'?

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Obey the law.

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What does 'hold a meeting' mean?

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To organize and conduct a gathering of people to discuss matters.

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Provide an example of a verb-noun collocation with 'take'.

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Take a break.