English Collocations Examples | Talking About Your Daily Routine

The video tutorial explains the concept of collocations in British English, focusing on daily routines and household chores. It provides examples of common collocations like 'mow the lawn' and 'make the bed,' and discusses how to use them in different tenses. The tutorial also includes a practical example of a daily routine on a Sunday, demonstrating the use of collocations in context.

What is a collocation in English?

• A sentence with complex vocabulary

• A single word with multiple meanings

• A group of words often used together

• A phrase that is grammatically incorrect

Which of the following is a correct collocation?

• Cut the bed

• Mow the lawn

• Mow the grass

• Cut the lawn

How do you change 'I fold the towels' to past simple tense?

• I folded the towels

• I will fold the towels

• I folding the towels

• I fold the towels

Which tense is used in 'He is watering the plants'?

• Present continuous

• Future

• Past simple

• Present simple

What activity is NOT mentioned in the Sunday routine?

• Cooking breakfast

• Washing the car

• Walking the dog

• Doing the laundry