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Welcome to Academic Collocations and Word Families

Why This Matters for TOEFL iBT

Your Two Can-Dos

A Routine for Building a Word Family

Check: What This Module Builds

Check: Why Word Form Matters

Academic Word Families I

From Analyse to Analytically

From Justify to Justifiably

From Assume to Assumably... or Not

Word Families and Why Form Matters

Check: Analysis or Analytical

Check: Justified or Justifiable

Check: Conclusion or Conclusive

Academic Word Families II: Building on Module 1

From Corroborate to Corroborative

From Discern to Discernibly

From Coherent to Incoherently

Checking a Word Family Against the Dictionary Habit

Check: Discernible or Discernment

Check: Implicit or Explicit

Check: A Word Family Exception

Verb and Noun Collocations

Collocations for Research and Argument

Collocations for Problems and Effects

Collocations for Evidence and Support

Choosing the Right Verb in Context

Check: Draw or Make a Conclusion

Check: Conduct or Do Research

Check: Reach a Consensus

Adjective and Noun Collocations

Describing the Strength of Evidence

Describing Assumptions and Factors

Register: Collocations Are Not Interchangeable With Synonyms

Practice: Choosing the Right Adjective

Check: Compelling Evidence

Check: Valid Argument

Check: Inherent Flaw

Putting It Together

Mixed Practice: Word Forms in a Passage

Mixed Practice: Choosing Forms and Collocations

Self-Check and Your Mission

Check: Applying Word Families to a Passage

Check: A Realistic Word-Building Habit

Check: Word Form in a Sentence

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Academic Collocations and Word Families module (corrected), C1-level word forms and fixed pairings for TOEFL iBT Advanced

Build the accurate word forms and natural academic collocations that separate correct English from fluent English: noun, verb, adjective and adverb forms of key academic words, and the fixed verb-noun and adjective-noun pairings that fluent academic writers actually use.

Academic Collocations and Word Families

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