What are Collocations Examples of common Collocations
                     What are Collocations? 
Examples of common Collocations
What are 
Collocations?
a) Collocations are two or more words that are often used together.
b) They can be verbs, nouns, adjectives, or adverbs.
c) Using collocations can help your English sound more natural and fluent.
Types of Collocations
There are many types of collocations, but some of the most common are verb + noun, 
adjective + noun, adverb + adjective, and noun + noun. 
Here are some examples:
• Verb + noun: make a decision, take a break, have a shower
• Adjective + noun: strong coffee, beautiful dress, interesting book
• Adverb + adjective: completely satisfied, very happy, extremely important
• Noun + noun: a cup of tea, a piece of cake, a slice of pizza
Some Examples of Common 
Collocations with the Verb "Have"
• Have a bath
• Have a drink
• Have a good time
• Have a haircut
• Have a holiday
Some Examples of Common 
Collocations with the Verb "Save"
• Save electricity
• Save energy
• Save money
• Save one's strength
• Save someone a seat
Some Examples of Common 
Collocations with the Verb "Come"
• Come close
• Come complete with
• Come first
• Come into view
• Come last
Some Examples of Common 
Collocations with the Verb “Go"
• Go astray
• Go bad
• Go bald
• Go bankrupt
• Go blind
Some Examples of Common 
Collocations with the Verb “Get"
• Get a Job
• Get the Message
• Get a cold
• Get angry
• Get lost
Some Examples of Common 
Collocations with the Verb “Keep"
• Keep in mind
• Keep quiet
• Keep away
• Keep your distance
• Keep in touch
Some Examples of Common 
Collocations with the Verb “Catch"
• Catch a cold
• Catch a thief
• Catch someone at a bad time
• Catch some rays
• Catch a train
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