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The main goal of the INNOVATIONS series is to

help you speak English fluently and understand

spoken English. Because of this, most of the

exercises in this book give spoken models of how

the language is normally used.One of the most

important things to think about when studying

English on your own is collocation.

Makingthe most of

yourself-study

Translating from English into your own language

is normal at this level. When you study this book

at home, it is a good idea to also keep your own

vocabulary notebook. Write down new bits of

English on the left and translations on the right.

Here is an exercise which shows you how to

translate well.

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what is a collocation?

A collocation is two or more words which go

together.This often means an adjective + a noun,

a verb + a noun, or a noun * a noun. Some ofthe

exercises in this book look at collocations of

common words - hove, sort out, get - because it is

important to learn how to use these useful words

in lots of different ways.

Start your vocabulary notebook by copying the

sentences below on a page. Write a translation

next to each sentence in your own language. Test

yourself in a week's time. Cover the sentences

and use your translations to help you remember

the whole sentences in English.

L What're you doingtonight?

2. Haveyou beenthere?

3. lt's the secondcity.

How long've you beendoingthat?

Not very long.Only aboura month.

Did you havea niceweekend?

Let'sgo to the caf6round the corner.

I went to bed reallylate lastnight.

Match the verbs with the nouns to make

collocations.

l. to

2. play

3. send

4. work

5. study

tennis

in a bank

medicine

swimming

ane-mail

Now match these adjectives with the nouns to

make collocations.

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terms

This Workbook gives you plenty of chances to

look at the most common, useful grammatical

structures in English. You will look at both how to

form these structures and how to use them in

everyday contexts.

Grammatical

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fan of Bob Marley

coffee

subjectto study

way to walk

7. a long

8. aheavy

9. .a bis

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10. auseful

Learnfurg new collocations is a big part of

learning a language. You need to be careful when

translating into your own language. lt is always

better to translate collocations - or even whole

sentences - than single words.

Match the underlined words in the sentences

with the grammatical terms.

l. I'm meetinga friend of minelater.

2. I've neverheardof it.

3. That was the worst film I'veever seen.

4. There'sone in my bag.

5. I just stayedat home.

6. This one is better.

7. I dont feel well.

8. Sorry.I wasnt lookingwhere I was going.

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a. a comParativeadiective e.

b. present continuous

Past continugus

past simple

a PrePosrtton

an adverb

c. Present perfect simple

d. a superlative adjective h.

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