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Collocations anglaises classées
Ici, vous pouvez trouver des listes de mots classées des collocations anglaises courantes et des structures composées courantes.
Prépositions ComposéesCompound Prepositions
Compound Prepositions
Cette partie se concentre sur les Prépositions Composées, en passant en revue des expressions comme "along with", "in aid of", "in view of", "in sync with", "owing to", etc.
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Adverbes ComposésCompound Adverbs
Compound Adverbs
Cette partie se concentre sur les Adverbes Composés tels que "for the time being", "with all due respect", "at any rate", "in order that", etc.
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Collocations de 'Make- Take- Have'Collocations of 'Make- Take- Have'
Collocations of 'Make- Take- Have'
Cette partie se concentre sur les collocations des verbes Make, Take et Have, comme "make a habit of", "take a sip", "have a stroke", etc.
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Collocations de 'Do- Set- Go'Collocations of 'Do- Set- Go'
Collocations of 'Do- Set- Go'
Cette partie se concentre sur les collocations des verbes Do, Set et Go, comme "do an operation", "set a record", "set the foundation", etc.
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Collocations de 'Give- Keep- Come'Collocations of 'Give- Keep- Come'
Collocations of 'Give- Keep- Come'
Cette partie se concentre sur les collocations des verbes Give, Keep et Come, comme "give information", "keep in shape", "come to an agreement", etc.
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Collocations de 'Be- Place- Put' & autresCollocations of 'Be- Place- Put' & more
Collocations of 'Be- Place- Put' & more
Cette partie se concentre sur les collocations des verbes Be, Place, Put et autres, comme "be worth a try", "put on weight", "tell the time", etc.
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Collocations de 'Pay- Run- Break' & autresCollocations of 'Pay- Run- Break' & more
Collocations of 'Pay- Run- Break' & more
Cette partie se concentre sur les collocations des verbes Pay, Run, Break et autres, comme "pay a compliment", "run an errand", "break a habit", etc.
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What Are Collocations?
Collocations are natural combinations of words that frequently appear together in English. Examples include phrases like "make a decision," "take a break," or "fast food." These word pairings sound correct to native speakers and are integral to natural communication.
Why Are Collocations Essential for English Learners?
Understanding and using collocations is key to fluency. Collocations:
Enhance the accuracy and naturalness of speech and writing.
Help learners sound more like native speakers.
Improve comprehension when reading or listening to English content.
Avoiding Common Mistakes with Collocations
Learners often make errors by applying incorrect word combinations influenced by their native language. For example:
Saying "strong rain" instead of "heavy rain."
Mixing "make a decision" with "do a decision."
Learning collocations helps avoid these pitfalls, making communication clearer and more polished.
How Collocations Impact Language Skills
Speaking: Using correct collocations makes speech fluid and natural.
Listening: Familiarity with collocations aids in understanding native speakers.
Writing: Incorporating collocations improves clarity and coherence.
Reading: Recognizing collocations simplifies text comprehension.
Features of LanGeek's Collocation Collection
LanGeek offers a dynamic and user-friendly approach to mastering collocations with features such as:
Comprehensive Examples: Real-life sentences showcasing collocations in context.
Flashcards: Perfect for quick memorization and review.
Descriptions and Explanations: Clear definitions and usage notes.
Visual Aids: Images and illustrations to reinforce understanding.
Interactive Quizzes: Fun and engaging tests to track progress.
Categorization of LanGee's Collocation Collection
LanGeek organizes collocations into intuitive categories, including:
Compound Prepositions and Compound Adverbs
Collocations of "Make, Take, Have"
Collocations of "Do, Set, Go"
Collocations of "Give, Keep, Come"
Collocations of "Be, Place, Put" and more
Collocations of "Pay, Run, Break" and more
Collocations with Other Verbs
This structured approach makes learning manageable and efficient.
Tips for Mastering Collocations
Practice Regularly: Dedicate time daily to review and practice collocations.
Learn in Context: Focus on sentences rather than isolated words.
Engage with Native Material: Watch movies, read books, and listen to podcasts.
Use Mnemonics: Create associations to remember tricky combinations.
Quiz Yourself: Reinforce learning through LanGeek's interactive features.
Toward Mastering Collocations
Ready to transform your English skills? Explore LanGeek's Collocation Collection today and take a confident step toward fluency. With our intuitive tools and categorized resources, mastering collocations has never been easier.
