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Collocations for IELTS Speaking

The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) exam places significant importance on collocation, which is a crucial aspect of the English language. Let's check why.
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What are collocations?
When creating phrases, collocations are formed by combining two or more specific words in a manner that makes sense.
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Importance of collocations in the IELTS exam
  • It enhances the vocabulary
  • It keeps the language flow natural
  • Collocations help you score high bands in IELTS.
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Types of Collocations
  • Adverb + Adjective
  • Noun+ Noun
  • Verb+ Noun
  • Collocations that come with have, make and take
  • Adjective Or Noun
  • Verb+ Adverb
  • Noun+ Verb
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Is it good to use collocations in IELTS writing?
Yes, you must use collocations in both IELTS speaking and writing tests. It is advantageous in achieving a smooth and easy-to-follow speech or written task.
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Examples of Collocations For IELTS
  • To benefit considerably/ enormously
  • To meet the demand/need of
  • To reap the benefits
  • To fulfil a pledge/promise
  • To come of age To take pride in
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