✨Examples of Verb Preposition Collocations✨
🔴The boys argued about which bus to take.
⚪️He always cares about me.
🔴Don’t forget about the party you promised.
⚪️The students protested about the invasion.
🔴Don’t worry about me. I’ll be all right.
⚪️I base my conclusions on market research.
🔴She blames the lack of interest on the teacher’s poor explanation.
⚪️You can count on me anytime.
🔴Can you elaborate on the process?
⚪️I like to pride myself on my ability to concentrate.
🔴She is working on a new novel.
⚪️She had to apologized to the whole family.
🔴I think you should apply yourself to getting a degree.
⚪️Professor Samson attributes this painting to Leonardo.
🔴She committed herself to finding a new job.
⚪️There is no need for you to consent to anything.
🔴Can you explain Andrew to me?
⚪️Have you been invited to their party?
🔴I object to your opinion.
⚪️I want to apologize for my mistakes.
🔴I‘m for Mayor Martini.
⚪️All three are to be congratulated for doing so well.
🔴I can’t excuse myself for not doing it.
⚪️Let me pay for Tom.
🔴Rose scolded the child gently for her bad behavior.
⚪️I can vouch for her ability to work hard.
🔴He always agrees with my opinion.
⚪️These mountains do not compare with the Himalayas.
🔴She covered her face with her hands.
⚪️I’d like to discuss our next conference with the boss.
🔴Peter packed his case with extra brochures.
⚪️We looked around the school and talked with the principal.
🔴He derived the meaning from the context of the sentence.
⚪️Please distract Tim from the television.
🔴The children were expelled from school for their bad behavior.
⚪️She seemed totally absorbed in her book.
🔴You should participate in this training course
⚪️John succeeded in getting a new job.
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🔴The boys argued about which bus to take.
⚪️He always cares about me.
🔴Don’t forget about the party you promised.
⚪️The students protested about the invasion.
🔴Don’t worry about me. I’ll be all right.
⚪️I base my conclusions on market research.
🔴She blames the lack of interest on the teacher’s poor explanation.
⚪️You can count on me anytime.
🔴Can you elaborate on the process?
⚪️I like to pride myself on my ability to concentrate.
🔴She is working on a new novel.
⚪️She had to apologized to the whole family.
🔴I think you should apply yourself to getting a degree.
⚪️Professor Samson attributes this painting to Leonardo.
🔴She committed herself to finding a new job.
⚪️There is no need for you to consent to anything.
🔴Can you explain Andrew to me?
⚪️Have you been invited to their party?
🔴I object to your opinion.
⚪️I want to apologize for my mistakes.
🔴I‘m for Mayor Martini.
⚪️All three are to be congratulated for doing so well.
🔴I can’t excuse myself for not doing it.
⚪️Let me pay for Tom.
🔴Rose scolded the child gently for her bad behavior.
⚪️I can vouch for her ability to work hard.
🔴He always agrees with my opinion.
⚪️These mountains do not compare with the Himalayas.
🔴She covered her face with her hands.
⚪️I’d like to discuss our next conference with the boss.
🔴Peter packed his case with extra brochures.
⚪️We looked around the school and talked with the principal.
🔴He derived the meaning from the context of the sentence.
⚪️Please distract Tim from the television.
🔴The children were expelled from school for their bad behavior.
⚪️She seemed totally absorbed in her book.
🔴You should participate in this training course
⚪️John succeeded in getting a new job.
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🔰Giving bad news:
📌 I'm afraid I've got some bad news for you...
📌 I'm sorry I've got a bit of bad news to tell you...
📌 I really don't know how to say it, but...
📌 I'm sorry to have to say this, but...
📌 I really feel bad to have to say this, but...
🔰Responding to bad news:
📌 I'm awfully sorry that...
📌 I'm sorry to hear that...
📌 I'm sorry to hear such terrible news.
📌 My goodness!
📌 I can't believe it!
📌 I do sympathize with you.
📌 Please, accept my deepest sympathy.
📌 I know how you must be feeling.
📌 That's awful / a pity
📌 That must be awful
📌 Poor you!
📌 Oh, dear!
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📌 I'm afraid I've got some bad news for you...
📌 I'm sorry I've got a bit of bad news to tell you...
📌 I really don't know how to say it, but...
📌 I'm sorry to have to say this, but...
📌 I really feel bad to have to say this, but...
🔰Responding to bad news:
📌 I'm awfully sorry that...
📌 I'm sorry to hear that...
📌 I'm sorry to hear such terrible news.
📌 My goodness!
📌 I can't believe it!
📌 I do sympathize with you.
📌 Please, accept my deepest sympathy.
📌 I know how you must be feeling.
📌 That's awful / a pity
📌 That must be awful
📌 Poor you!
📌 Oh, dear!
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⭐️Prepositions with GOOD⭐️
📚Good (i.e. kind) to children, to one's parents, to the poor, to animals, etc.
📚Good (i.e. beneficial) for someone or something: good for one's health, good for a cough, good for children.
📚Good for (i.e wealthy to the extent of, or likely to give) a few thousand pounds, a fiver, etc (Colloquial.)
📚Good (i.e. skilful or proficient) at a subject, a hobby, or an activity: good at mathematics, good at photography, good at making aeroplanes. (In colloquial English sometimes used sarcastically, as good at finding jobs for others, good at looking after his own interests.)
📚Good on (i.e. in performing on) a musical instrument: good on the violin, good on the organ.
📚Good on (i.e. in treating of or dealing with) a particular subject: good on the Elizabethan drama, good on the French Revolution.
📚Good as (i.e in the capacity or role of) whatever or whoever is specified: good as a preacher, good as Shylock in The Merchant of Venice.
📚Good with (i.e skilful in the use, management or treatment of) something or someone: good with one's hands, good with one's needle, good with children.
📚Any good, no good, not much good to a person or organization, for a use or purpose, at a pursuit or activity, as (i.e in the capacity of) someone or something, with (i.e. in the use, management or treatment of).
• Is this screwdriver any good to you?
• These apples are no good for cooking.
• She is not much good at cookery.
• He is a pleasant fellow, but no good as a teacher.
• He is quite brilliant intellectually, but he is no good with his hands.
📚For good: for ever.
After we had been in the village a few months we so liked it that we decided to settle there for good.
Sometimes for good and all: e.g. 'When once he has made up his mind it is made up for good and all'.
An influence for good, however, means 'an influence in the direction of, or making for, good'.
📚For the good of: for the benefit or advantage of; e.g. for the good of one's health, for the good of the children, for the good of the cause, for the good of the school.
In appropriate cases the of-adjunct may be replaced by a possessive adjective (for your good, for my own good) or by a genitive (for everyone's good).
📚To the good: to the advantage.
• I was fifty pence to the good over that deal.
• If we arrive earlier than we expected, all to the good.
(I.e it will be so much the more advantageous.Note the use of all in this idiom. It would be incorrect to omit it.)
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📚Good (i.e. kind) to children, to one's parents, to the poor, to animals, etc.
📚Good (i.e. beneficial) for someone or something: good for one's health, good for a cough, good for children.
📚Good for (i.e wealthy to the extent of, or likely to give) a few thousand pounds, a fiver, etc (Colloquial.)
📚Good (i.e. skilful or proficient) at a subject, a hobby, or an activity: good at mathematics, good at photography, good at making aeroplanes. (In colloquial English sometimes used sarcastically, as good at finding jobs for others, good at looking after his own interests.)
📚Good on (i.e. in performing on) a musical instrument: good on the violin, good on the organ.
📚Good on (i.e. in treating of or dealing with) a particular subject: good on the Elizabethan drama, good on the French Revolution.
📚Good as (i.e in the capacity or role of) whatever or whoever is specified: good as a preacher, good as Shylock in The Merchant of Venice.
📚Good with (i.e skilful in the use, management or treatment of) something or someone: good with one's hands, good with one's needle, good with children.
📚Any good, no good, not much good to a person or organization, for a use or purpose, at a pursuit or activity, as (i.e in the capacity of) someone or something, with (i.e. in the use, management or treatment of).
• Is this screwdriver any good to you?
• These apples are no good for cooking.
• She is not much good at cookery.
• He is a pleasant fellow, but no good as a teacher.
• He is quite brilliant intellectually, but he is no good with his hands.
📚For good: for ever.
After we had been in the village a few months we so liked it that we decided to settle there for good.
Sometimes for good and all: e.g. 'When once he has made up his mind it is made up for good and all'.
An influence for good, however, means 'an influence in the direction of, or making for, good'.
📚For the good of: for the benefit or advantage of; e.g. for the good of one's health, for the good of the children, for the good of the cause, for the good of the school.
In appropriate cases the of-adjunct may be replaced by a possessive adjective (for your good, for my own good) or by a genitive (for everyone's good).
📚To the good: to the advantage.
• I was fifty pence to the good over that deal.
• If we arrive earlier than we expected, all to the good.
(I.e it will be so much the more advantageous.Note the use of all in this idiom. It would be incorrect to omit it.)
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⚪️ My sister is good ....... the piano . She’s been playing on it since she was a little girl! 🎹
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67%
✨ at
17%
✨ on
6%
✨ with
11%
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⭐️Special case of RECLASSIFICATION⭐️
⏩In order to understand this lesson, we have to read about reclassification.
📚Nouns may be shifted from one class to another by means of conversion. Thus a nonconut noun like cheese can be 'reclassified' as a count noun involving a semantic shift so as to denote quality partition 'kind/ type/form of', eg:⏬
🔻A: What cheeses have you got today?
B: Well, we have Cheddar, Gorgonzola, and Danish Blue.
📚Similarly, a noun like coffee, which is normally nonconut, as in (1), can be reclassified as :
• a count noun to mean an 'appropriate unit of' as in (1a) and (1b), or
• a kind/sort/brand of' as in (1c) and (1d):⏬
🔻(1)Do you want tea or coffee?
🔻(1a)Can I have a coffee, please? ['a cup of coffee']
🔻(1b)Two coffees, please. ['two cups of coffee']
🔻(1c)This is a nice coffee.
🔻(1d)I like Brazilian coffees best.
📚📚THERE IS A SPECIAL CASE OF RECLASSIFICATION IN CASES LIKE THE FOLLOWING:
🔻Are you cosmetics?
HERE THERE IS NO COREFERENCE RELATION BETWEEN SUBJECT AND COMPLEMENT AS IN
🔻Are you a teacher?
THE COMPLEMENT REPRESENTS INSTEAD A COMPRESSED FORM OF THE PREDICTION:
eg: Are you (selling) cosmetics?
IN THIS USE OF THE NOUN THERE IS AN IMPLIED CONTRAST:
'COSMETICS AS OPPOSED TO TOYS, JEWELLERY, ETC IN A DEPARTMENT STORE'.
🔘 SIMILARLY:
🔻Are you 103? ['the occupant of the room number 103, as opposed to 104, etc']
THE CONTRAST MAY ALSO BE MORE EXPLICIT, AS IN:
🔻Are you church or chapel? ['a member of the Church of England or a nonconformist']
IN THESE LAST CASES WE MAY ARGUE THAT THE NOUN HAS BEEN RECLASSIFIED AS AN ADJECTIVE AS IN
🔻They're very Oxbridge.
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⏩In order to understand this lesson, we have to read about reclassification.
📚Nouns may be shifted from one class to another by means of conversion. Thus a nonconut noun like cheese can be 'reclassified' as a count noun involving a semantic shift so as to denote quality partition 'kind/ type/form of', eg:⏬
🔻A: What cheeses have you got today?
B: Well, we have Cheddar, Gorgonzola, and Danish Blue.
📚Similarly, a noun like coffee, which is normally nonconut, as in (1), can be reclassified as :
• a count noun to mean an 'appropriate unit of' as in (1a) and (1b), or
• a kind/sort/brand of' as in (1c) and (1d):⏬
🔻(1)Do you want tea or coffee?
🔻(1a)Can I have a coffee, please? ['a cup of coffee']
🔻(1b)Two coffees, please. ['two cups of coffee']
🔻(1c)This is a nice coffee.
🔻(1d)I like Brazilian coffees best.
📚📚THERE IS A SPECIAL CASE OF RECLASSIFICATION IN CASES LIKE THE FOLLOWING:
🔻Are you cosmetics?
HERE THERE IS NO COREFERENCE RELATION BETWEEN SUBJECT AND COMPLEMENT AS IN
🔻Are you a teacher?
THE COMPLEMENT REPRESENTS INSTEAD A COMPRESSED FORM OF THE PREDICTION:
eg: Are you (selling) cosmetics?
IN THIS USE OF THE NOUN THERE IS AN IMPLIED CONTRAST:
'COSMETICS AS OPPOSED TO TOYS, JEWELLERY, ETC IN A DEPARTMENT STORE'.
🔘 SIMILARLY:
🔻Are you 103? ['the occupant of the room number 103, as opposed to 104, etc']
THE CONTRAST MAY ALSO BE MORE EXPLICIT, AS IN:
🔻Are you church or chapel? ['a member of the Church of England or a nonconformist']
IN THESE LAST CASES WE MAY ARGUE THAT THE NOUN HAS BEEN RECLASSIFIED AS AN ADJECTIVE AS IN
🔻They're very Oxbridge.
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⚪️ My sister is good ....... the piano . She’s been playing on it since she was a little girl! 🎹
Thank you all dear friends 🌹
✨ON is the correct answer ✅✅
📚Good on (i.e. in performing on) a musical instrument: good on the violin, good on the organ.
♦️ Check the “ Prepositions with GOOD “ post above, please!
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✨ON is the correct answer ✅✅
📚Good on (i.e. in performing on) a musical instrument: good on the violin, good on the organ.
♦️ Check the “ Prepositions with GOOD “ post above, please!
#quiz
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Forwarded from Omar Alamri
لما في السبتيتل يصادفك كلمة Okay مترجمهاش خبط لزق "حسنًا" حسس الى قدامك أنك مترجم بشري بيشغل دماغه شوية وبيستشعر السياق، مش إنه متعاقد مع جوجل ترانسليت ...مثال
1: I just can't take this anymore, okay?
لا يمكنني الصمود أكثر، أتفهمني؟
2: I'll do the living room, you do the rest, okay?
سأتولى تنظيف غرفة المعيشة وأنت نظف بقية الشقة، اِتفقنا؟
3: I'll take your car today, okay?
سأستعير سيارتك اليوم، موافق؟
4: Okay, now what?
لا بأس، ماذا سنفعل الآن؟
الآلة لن تُفني المترجم البشري لأنها لا تشعر، فلا تكن مثل الآلة في الترجمة 🧐
#فقه_الترجمة_المرئية 😁
ملحوظة: الصورة لجذب الانتباه فقط، the fault in our stars fans will relate 😉
1: I just can't take this anymore, okay?
لا يمكنني الصمود أكثر، أتفهمني؟
2: I'll do the living room, you do the rest, okay?
سأتولى تنظيف غرفة المعيشة وأنت نظف بقية الشقة، اِتفقنا؟
3: I'll take your car today, okay?
سأستعير سيارتك اليوم، موافق؟
4: Okay, now what?
لا بأس، ماذا سنفعل الآن؟
الآلة لن تُفني المترجم البشري لأنها لا تشعر، فلا تكن مثل الآلة في الترجمة 🧐
#فقه_الترجمة_المرئية 😁
ملحوظة: الصورة لجذب الانتباه فقط، the fault in our stars fans will relate 😉
Forwarded from ✨ Collocαтιoɴ Lαɴd ESL ✨
✨VERB + FOR Collocation Examples✨
🔳Combinations with FOR with Example Sentences🔳
🔳Account for .. يُعزى لِ
▪ That accounts for his success.
🔳Admire for .. يُعجَب بِ
▪ I really admire you for your courage.
🔳Allow for .. يسمح بِ
▪ I think you need to allow for misunderstandings.
🔳Apologize for .. يعتذر عن
▪ I want to apologize for my mistakes.
🔳Ask for .. يطلب
▪ I always ask for extra tomato sauce on my pizza.
🔳Be for .. يؤيد/يوافق على
▪ I‘m for Mayor Martini.
🔳Blame for .. يلوم على
▪ I blame Janet for the broken pottery.
🔳Care for .. يهتم بِ
▪ He doesn’t care for playing golf.
🔳Charge for .. يكلِّف من أجل
▪ The accountant charged him $400 for his advice.
🔳Congratulate for .. يهنئ على
▪ All three are to be congratulated for doing so well.
🔳Count for .. يُحسب لِ
▪ Your good marks count for 50% of your grade.
🔳Earmark for .. يخصص لِ
▪ Congress earmarked $6 million for safety improvements.
🔳Excuse for .. يسمح لِ
▪ I can’t excuse myself for not doing it.
🔳Forgive for .. يسامح على
▪ He never forgave himself for harming her.
🔳Keep for .. يعتني بِ
▪ Would you keep my dog for me?
🔳Pay for .. يدفع عن
▪ Let me pay for Tom.
🔳Pray for .. يدعو لِ
▪ I’ll pray for you.
🔳Prepare for .. يجهز لِ
▪ A hotel room is being prepared for them.
🔳Scold for .. يوبخ على
▪ Rose scolded the child gently for her bad behavior.
🔳Search for .. يبحث عن
▪ Anan searched for a parking place.
🔳Substitute for .. يستبدل بِ
▪ Margarine can be substituted for butter in this recipe.
🔳Thank for .. يشكر على
▪ She said goodbye and thanked us for coming.
🔳Vote for .. يصوَّت لِ
▪ There were 21 votes for and 17 against the motion, with 2 abstentions.
🔳Vouch for .. يضمن لِ
▪ I can vouch for her ability to work hard.
🔳Wait for .. ينتظر من أجل
▪ Wait for me!
🔳Wish for .. يتمنى لِ
▪ She shut her eyes and wished for him to get better.
🔳Work for .. يعمل لدى
▪️He works for an engineering company.
#Combination_FOR
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🔳Combinations with FOR with Example Sentences🔳
🔳Account for .. يُعزى لِ
▪ That accounts for his success.
🔳Admire for .. يُعجَب بِ
▪ I really admire you for your courage.
🔳Allow for .. يسمح بِ
▪ I think you need to allow for misunderstandings.
🔳Apologize for .. يعتذر عن
▪ I want to apologize for my mistakes.
🔳Ask for .. يطلب
▪ I always ask for extra tomato sauce on my pizza.
🔳Be for .. يؤيد/يوافق على
▪ I‘m for Mayor Martini.
🔳Blame for .. يلوم على
▪ I blame Janet for the broken pottery.
🔳Care for .. يهتم بِ
▪ He doesn’t care for playing golf.
🔳Charge for .. يكلِّف من أجل
▪ The accountant charged him $400 for his advice.
🔳Congratulate for .. يهنئ على
▪ All three are to be congratulated for doing so well.
🔳Count for .. يُحسب لِ
▪ Your good marks count for 50% of your grade.
🔳Earmark for .. يخصص لِ
▪ Congress earmarked $6 million for safety improvements.
🔳Excuse for .. يسمح لِ
▪ I can’t excuse myself for not doing it.
🔳Forgive for .. يسامح على
▪ He never forgave himself for harming her.
🔳Keep for .. يعتني بِ
▪ Would you keep my dog for me?
🔳Pay for .. يدفع عن
▪ Let me pay for Tom.
🔳Pray for .. يدعو لِ
▪ I’ll pray for you.
🔳Prepare for .. يجهز لِ
▪ A hotel room is being prepared for them.
🔳Scold for .. يوبخ على
▪ Rose scolded the child gently for her bad behavior.
🔳Search for .. يبحث عن
▪ Anan searched for a parking place.
🔳Substitute for .. يستبدل بِ
▪ Margarine can be substituted for butter in this recipe.
🔳Thank for .. يشكر على
▪ She said goodbye and thanked us for coming.
🔳Vote for .. يصوَّت لِ
▪ There were 21 votes for and 17 against the motion, with 2 abstentions.
🔳Vouch for .. يضمن لِ
▪ I can vouch for her ability to work hard.
🔳Wait for .. ينتظر من أجل
▪ Wait for me!
🔳Wish for .. يتمنى لِ
▪ She shut her eyes and wished for him to get better.
🔳Work for .. يعمل لدى
▪️He works for an engineering company.
#Combination_FOR
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81%
🔶 angry
10%
🔶 angrily
10%
🔶 Either could be used here
☕️ CUP OF TEA ☕️
= Sth one prefers, desires, enjoys, or cares about.(Often negative.)
☕️I invited you because I thought long-distance cycling was your cup of tea.
☕️When I found out that reading wasn't his cup of tea, I knew that there wasn't much of a relationship in store between us.
☕️Driving children around all afternoon is not my cup of tea.
#idiom
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= Sth one prefers, desires, enjoys, or cares about.(Often negative.)
☕️I invited you because I thought long-distance cycling was your cup of tea.
☕️When I found out that reading wasn't his cup of tea, I knew that there wasn't much of a relationship in store between us.
☕️Driving children around all afternoon is not my cup of tea.
#idiom
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✨Well done 👍🏻
✅ “Angry” is the correct answer!
🏷 Explanation:
“Appear” is a copular verb. We use adjectives, not adverbs, to modify copular verbs.
🖊A copular verb is a type of verb that connects the subject of a sentence to its complement ,for example ‘seem’ in the sentence ‘The house seems big’.
#quiz
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✅ “Angry” is the correct answer!
🏷 Explanation:
“Appear” is a copular verb. We use adjectives, not adverbs, to modify copular verbs.
🖊A copular verb is a type of verb that connects the subject of a sentence to its complement ,for example ‘seem’ in the sentence ‘The house seems big’.
#quiz
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🗺 ARMCHAIR traveller 🗺
✨ Don't let him discourage you when he's just an armchair traveler who's never been out of the country!
#Vocabulary
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= someone who finds out what a place or location is like by watching travel programs on television, looking at internet websites about travel or reading books about travel.✨ Don't let him discourage you when he's just an armchair traveler who's never been out of the country!
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*✨*Ƥracтιce Maĸeѕ Ƥerғecт*✨*
🗺 ARMCHAIR traveller 🗺 = someone who finds out what a place or location is like by watching travel programs on television, looking at internet websites about travel or reading books about travel. ✨ Don't let him discourage you when he's just an armchair…
♦️ALSO ..
🏷 an ARMCHAIR something
🔰An armchair critic, fan, traveller, etc. is interested in a particular subject and may talk about it, but does not have any real experience of it.
✨The last thing we need are words of wisdom from an armchair critic.
✨This great book is ideal for both the travelling supporter and the armchair fan.
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🏷 an ARMCHAIR something
🔰An armchair critic, fan, traveller, etc. is interested in a particular subject and may talk about it, but does not have any real experience of it.
✨The last thing we need are words of wisdom from an armchair critic.
✨This great book is ideal for both the travelling supporter and the armchair fan.
#Vocabulary
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Forwarded from ✨ Collocαтιoɴ Lαɴd ESL ✨
✨ أسعد الله أوقاتكم بكل خير متابعينا الكرام ..
نبدأ معاً بالحديث عن الصنف الثاني من المتلازمات اللفظية المكونة من
"الاسم + حرف الجر"
( Noun Preposition Collocations ) ..
أتمنى لكم طيب المتابعة و دوام الفائدة🌹
نذكر هنا بعض الأمثلة ثم نفصلها لاحقاً إن شاء الله ..
💥His statement was seen as an allusion to the recent drug-related killings.
💥I have an open invitation to visit my friend in Korea.
💥The flood caused damage to property estimated at $6 million.
💥The invitation to the reception at the embassy arrived the next day.
💥The book is full of references to growing up in India.
💥He will remain head of state during the period of transition to democracy.
💥She has no concern with my question.
💥I’m having difficulty with the steering.
💥Tony left after a quarrel with his wife.
💥We have every sympathy with his family.
💥I have no particular reason for doubting him.
💥She received approval for the proposal from the shareholders.
💥At least give her credit for trying.
💥I have a fondness for expensive chocolate.
💥Many people expressed a strong preference for the original plan.
💥They have responsibility for ensuring that the rules are enforced.
💥The children in this deprived area show a real thirst for learning.
💥He has the advantage of speaking English fluently.
💥One major disadvantage of the area is the lack of public transport.
💥Do you have any previous experience of working with children?
💥His love of singing developed when he was a child.
💥The problem of finding a good babysitter is one that many parents have faced.
💥It is a perfect example of a medieval castle.
💥There has been an increase in demand for two-bedroom flats.
💥We apologize for the delay in answering your letter.
💥I need some lessons in how to set up a website.
💥Working has a very important place in all our lives.
#examples
@CollocationLand
نبدأ معاً بالحديث عن الصنف الثاني من المتلازمات اللفظية المكونة من
"الاسم + حرف الجر"
( Noun Preposition Collocations ) ..
أتمنى لكم طيب المتابعة و دوام الفائدة🌹
نذكر هنا بعض الأمثلة ثم نفصلها لاحقاً إن شاء الله ..
💥His statement was seen as an allusion to the recent drug-related killings.
💥I have an open invitation to visit my friend in Korea.
💥The flood caused damage to property estimated at $6 million.
💥The invitation to the reception at the embassy arrived the next day.
💥The book is full of references to growing up in India.
💥He will remain head of state during the period of transition to democracy.
💥She has no concern with my question.
💥I’m having difficulty with the steering.
💥Tony left after a quarrel with his wife.
💥We have every sympathy with his family.
💥I have no particular reason for doubting him.
💥She received approval for the proposal from the shareholders.
💥At least give her credit for trying.
💥I have a fondness for expensive chocolate.
💥Many people expressed a strong preference for the original plan.
💥They have responsibility for ensuring that the rules are enforced.
💥The children in this deprived area show a real thirst for learning.
💥He has the advantage of speaking English fluently.
💥One major disadvantage of the area is the lack of public transport.
💥Do you have any previous experience of working with children?
💥His love of singing developed when he was a child.
💥The problem of finding a good babysitter is one that many parents have faced.
💥It is a perfect example of a medieval castle.
💥There has been an increase in demand for two-bedroom flats.
💥We apologize for the delay in answering your letter.
💥I need some lessons in how to set up a website.
💥Working has a very important place in all our lives.
#examples
@CollocationLand
*✨*Ƥracтιce Maĸeѕ Ƥerғecт*✨*
✨Well done dear friends! 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻
“Went off“ is the correct answer!✅
♦️To go off = to stop working
#quiz
@PMPerfect1
“Went off“ is the correct answer!✅
♦️To go off = to stop working
#quiz
@PMPerfect1
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✨ Is a Reference and Practice Book based on common errors in English.👌🏻
Download link:
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#pdf_book
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