U11 Lesson to Learn Vocabulary

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A collocation is two or more words that

• often go together

• have similar meanings

• must be used together

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If you learn and use many collocations, your English will sound

• more unusual

• more grammatical

• more natural

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It's best for learners to think of collocations as being single

• blocks of language

• rules of grammar

• parts of speech

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Collocations sound "right" to native English speakers because they

• sound unnatural

• are often used

• are rarely used

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When you are in your teacher's good books, he or she is ___________

• pleased with you

• unhappy with you

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If you break the rules, you __________

• do what you are supposed to do

• do something that you aren't supposed to do

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When you get the hang of something you ________

• learn how to do something new

• don't learn anything new

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When students make progress they ________

• get worse at doing something

• get better at doing something

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If you get a taste of something, you _______

• no longer enjoy doing it

• start to enjoy doing it

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If you make an effort, you ______

• don't try to do something

• try to do something

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A preposition

• is the position of a word.

• shows location, time, or movement of a noun or pronoun.

• shows the verb.

• shows who, what, when, where, and why.

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I enjoy walking in the woods.

• preposition

• adverb

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The scenery was so new that I wanted to take it all in.

• preposition

• adverb

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A: What are you doing? B: I lost my keys. I'm looking ___ them.

• of

• to

• for

• in

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Joe’s very interested ___ politics.

• about

• of

• to

• in

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His essay is full ___ spelling errors.

• with

• of

• in

• on

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She is afraid ___ walking home alone in the dark.

• for

• to

• of

• at

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Billie Holiday was famous ___ singing the blues.

• for

• of

• with

• to

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Paul is very similar in appearance ___ his brother.

• for

• with

• of

• to

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Emily is completely different ____ her sister.

• about

• to

• from

• at

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***Identify the preposition in each sentence.*** We visited their fishing cabin at the lake.

• at

• visited

• we

• fishing

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I hate waiting ___ public transport.

• to

• of

• from

• for

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The teacher's mobile is __________ the drawer.

• under

• in

• opposite

• next to

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you'll find the sports results .... the back page of the newspaper

• in

• at

• on

• under

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We have lunch ……….. noon.

• at

• in

• on

• between