Understanding Common Terms and Collocations

The video explores the concept of collocations in academic English, focusing on the top 25 most frequent collocations from the Academic Collocation List (ACL). It provides examples and context for each collocation, highlighting their importance and usage in academic writing. The video also discusses variations and additional collocations, offering a comprehensive guide to understanding and using collocations effectively.

What is the primary focus of the video?

• Grammar rules in English

• Collocations for academic English

• Writing essays

• Pronunciation tips

What does the ACL stand for?

• Advanced Collocation List

• Academic Communication List

• Advanced Communication List

• Academic Collocation List

How many collocations are in the ACL?

• 1000

• 2469

• 5000

• 1500

What percentage of collocations does the video cover?

• 20%

• 1%

• 10%

• 5%

What is the most frequent collocation in the list?

• Provide information

• High level

• Play a role

• Economic growth

Which adjective often combines with 'play a role'?

• Insignificant

• Peripheral

• Central

• Minor

What is the opposite of 'high level'?

• Low level

• Basic level

• Medium level

• No level

Which collocation is related to economic development?

• Provide evidence

• Play a role

• High rate

• Economic policy

What is a common collocation with 'use'?

• Use a computer

• Use a book

• Use a tool

• Use a method

What does 'annual report' typically explain?

• Historical events

• Personal achievements

• Weather conditions

• Company's recent performance