Verb-Noun Collocations Practice

This video tutorial introduces verb-noun collocations, explaining how certain words naturally pair together to convey specific meanings. It features Hannah discussing her daily routine, highlighting common collocations like 'take a shower' and 'have coffee.' The video also covers her sister's ideas and plans, emphasizing the use of collocations in everyday language. Viewers are encouraged to practice these collocations and share their experiences for feedback.

What is the primary purpose of verb-noun collocations?

• To create a specific meaning

• To use more verbs

• To confuse the listener

• To make sentences longer

Which activity does Hannah do every morning after waking up?

• Go for a run

• Take a shower

• Have breakfast

• Read a book

How does Hannah usually get to school if her father is busy?

• Walk

• Take a bus

• Ride a bike

• Drive herself

What does Hannah's friend Sarah love to do?

• Draw

• Sing songs

• Dance

• Tell jokes

What does Hannah usually do in the evening?

• Do her homework

• Go to bed early

• Watch TV

• Play video games

What does Hannah's sister often suggest doing?

• Go shopping

• Take a walk in the park

• Visit a museum

• Watch a movie

How has the pandemic affected Hannah's vacation plans?

• They cannot travel

• They have more free time

• They travel more

• They visit more countries

What alternative does Hannah's sister suggest for enjoying sightseeing?

• Visit friends

• Be tourists in their own city

• Stay at home

• Travel abroad

What is the exercise given to students in the video?

• Write an essay

• Create a poem

• Draw a picture

• Fill in the gaps with suitable verbs

Which verb collocates with 'fun'?

• Take

• Have

• Make

• Tell