English Collocations | Smart Method to Build Up Vocabulary

Are you searching for a smart method to build up vocabulary in English? In this lesson, you'll discover the power of English collocations—a key strategy to make your English sound more natural and fluent.

✨ Why Collocations Matter:

Collocations are word combinations English speakers commonly use together, like "make a decision" or "tough situation." Understanding and using collocations is a smart method for building up vocabulary because it helps you speak more naturally and confidently in English.

This lesson will focus on common collocations with 'situation.' By learning these essential collocations, you can quickly and effectively expand your vocabulary, improve your communication skills, and avoid common mistakes.

🌟 What You'll Learn:

- The importance of English collocations in building a strong vocabulary
- Key collocations with 'situation' that will enhance your fluency
- Real-life examples and practical usage of each collocation

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You can get all of that and more at the Speak Confident English website:

00:00 Why you struggle to find the right words
01:17 The power of collocations
04:38 Work and Challenging Situations
06:48 Difficult and Dangerous Situations
09:26 Social and Personal Situations
11:53 Emerging or Changing Situations
13:25 Other Collocations with 'Situation'

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