Collocations with GET
Practise eight common collocations with get, including get lost, get drunk, get angry. Use the meanings and examples to prepare for eight matching B2 discussion questions.
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Practise eight common collocations with get, including get lost, get drunk, get angry. Use the meanings and examples to prepare for eight matching B2 discussion questions.
Practise eight common collocations with make, including make an effort to, make progress, make a difference. Use the meanings and examples to prepare for eight matching B2 discussion questions.
Practise eight common collocations with take, including take responsibility for, take a risk, take advantage of. Use the meanings and examples to prepare for eight matching B2 discussion questions.
Practise eight common collocations with do, including do research, do someone a favour, do harm. Use the meanings and examples to prepare for eight matching B2 discussion questions.
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