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Advanced English Collocations and Phrases in Dialogues

Master English Collocations and Phrases with the Aid of Functional Dialogues once and for all

Robert AllansSeries: Advanced English Mastery
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Duration
2h 8m
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
LCC Services

About

Why is it important to learn collocations and idioms?
An appreciation of collocations and idioms will help you to use the words you know more accurately. In other words, you'll make (NOT do) fewer mistakes.


Sound more natural when you speak and write.
By saying, for example, go blank, rather than forget everything, you won't just be understood, you will – quite rightly – sound like a fluent user of English.


Vary your speech and, probably more importantly, your writing
Instead of repeating everyday words like very, good or nice, you will be able to get access to wider range of language.


Mastering collocations, idioms and phrases means no more struggle, pausing or confusion while dealing with any of the major skills of the language (writing, reading, speaking and listening). This is the most effective method to use English words in a correct but natural way.

Related Subjects

  • English Proficiency (incl. TOEFL & IELTS)
  • Study Aids
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Spelling & Vocabulary
  • Language Arts & Disciplines

Extended Details

  • SeriesAdvanced English Mastery #4

    Artists

    Robert AllansAuthor
    Michael F. CochraneReader