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kherson [118]
3 years ago
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Match the verbs (1 - 5) with the nouns ( a - e) to make collocations.

English
1 answer:
Anvisha [2.4K]3 years ago
3 0

After reading each verb and noun, we can match them to make collocations in the following manner:

  1. give - D. presentations
  2. keep - E. records
  3. access - C. databases
  4. enter - B. a PIN
  5. transfer - A. money

<h3>What are collocations?</h3>
  • Collocations are words or phrases that often go together to convey their meaning. Because of their frequent use, we think of them as sounding good or natural together.
  • Let's use the answers above as examples. The noun "money" has certain possibilities when it comes to verbs used with it. We often hear the phrases "save money" or "transfer money", which means they are collocations.
  • The same goes for "records". We frequently hear that someone is "keeping records" of something. That is another common collocation.
  • With the information above in mind, we can see that the answers given are correct and in accordance to the collocation each noun requires.

Learn more about collocations here:

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