Collocations with MAKE / DO / HAVE / TAKE

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What is a collocation?

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A collocation is a combination of words that are commonly used together in a language, creating a natural-sounding phrase.

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What verb is used in the collocation 'have a dream'?

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The verb 'have' is used in the collocation 'have a dream'.

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What verb is used in the collocation 'make up your mind'?

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The verb 'make' is used in the collocation 'make up your mind'.

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What verb is used in the collocation 'make fun of someone'?

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The verb 'make' is used in the collocation 'make fun of someone'.

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What verb is used in the collocation 'make a decision'?

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The verb 'make' is used in the collocation 'make a decision'.

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What verb is used in the collocation 'do your homework'?

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The verb 'do' is used in the collocation 'do your homework'.

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

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'Make' often refers to creating or constructing something, while 'do' refers to performing an action or task.

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Provide an example of a collocation with 'take'.

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An example of a collocation with 'take' is 'take a break'.

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Provide an example of a collocation with 'have'.

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An example of a collocation with 'have' is 'have a good time'.

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Provide an example of a collocation with 'do'.

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An example of a collocation with 'do' is 'do a favor'.