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Why collocations matter more than single words

Verb-Noun and Adjective-Noun Collocations

Verb + noun: the action-object pairings

Adjective + noun: describing with precision

Check yourself: natural collocations

Check yourself: adjective precision

Register: Formal, Neutral, and Casual

The same idea, three different registers

Check yourself: matching register to context

Putting It Together

Building your own collocation sense

Building higher-register vocabulary through collocations and register awareness rather than isolated synonym lists — feeds precision into both Vocabulary items and Writing tasks.

The words that separate a B2 vocabulary from a C1 one aren't longer — they're more precise, and they travel in pairs. Learn to build vocabulary as collocations, not isolated words.

Advanced Vocabulary and Collocations

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