Understanding English Collocations

Which of the following phrases is an example of an adjective and noun collocation?

• Crystal clear

• Reputation for

• Right now

• Strongly support

What does the phrase 'safe and sound' imply?

• Being healthy and unharmed

• Being in a dangerous situation

• Being lost

• Being tired

Which phrase is an example of an adverb and adverb collocation?

• Love for

• All alone

• Strongly argue

• Crystal clear

What does 'almost certainly' suggest about an event?

• It is unlikely to happen

• It is definitely happening

• It has already happened

• It is very likely to happen

Which of the following is an adverb and verb collocation?

• Strongly recommend

• Crystal clear

• All alone

• Reputation for

What does 'strongly condemn' mean?

• To express strong disapproval

• To support

• To mildly disapprove

• To ignore

Which phrase is an example of a noun and preposition collocation?

• Strongly support

• Crystal clear

• All alone

• Reputation for

What does 'blame for' indicate?

• To praise someone

• To hold someone responsible

• To support someone

• To ignore someone

Which of the following is NOT a collocation discussed in the video?

• Reputation for

• Quickly run

• Strongly argue

• Crystal clear

What does 'care for' imply in the context of collocations?

• To dislike something

• To have an interest in something

• To ignore something

• To be indifferent