Fill in the blanks
"A ______ apology is one that comes from the heart."
a) False
b) Sincere
c) Cold
d) Weak
b) Sincere
Complete the collocation:
"She has a ______ accent."
Strong, thick, slight...
Rearrange the words to form a sentence with the correct collocation:
challenge / overwhelming / was / the
The challenge was overwhelming.
Which of these collocations is NOT correct?
a) Burning desire
b) Deep sleep
c) Hard tea
d) Unshakable confidence
c) Hard tea
Which adjective best completes the collocation?
"A ______ mistake can be easily corrected."
a) Huge
b) Minor
c) Intense
d) Common
b) Minor
Identify the correct adjective-noun collocation:
"He gave me some ______ advice."
Useful, valuable, practical...
Rearrange the words to form a sentences with the correct collocation.
injury / surgery / his / serious / require / might /
His serious injury might require surgery.
Which collocation is incorrect:
a) Bitter disappointment
b) Deep regret
c) Strong knowledge
d) High expectations
c) Strong knowledge
ruined, happy, chaotic, superb, neutral
"After the storm, the city was left in a ______ state."
Chaotic, devastated, ruined
Fill in the blank:
"Winning the lottery was a ______ surprise for him."
Complete, huge, unexpected...
Rearrange the words to form a sentence with the correct collocation.
Has / Influence / Me / Significant / A / Had / On / She
She has had a significant influence on me.
Find the incorrect sentence and correct it.
a) She has a big coffee every morning.
b) They made a quick decision about the trip.
c) It was a quick meal before work.
d) He gave me useful advice yesterday.
strong, significant, negligible, non-existent, good, great
"She made a _______ improvement in her English skills."
She made a significant/negligible improvement in her English skills.
Fill in the blank:
"They had a(n) _______ argument."
Heated, fierce, intense
Create a sentence using the collocation "vivid imagination" and the verb "writing stories"
Example answer: As a child, she had a vivid imagination and loved writing stories.
Identify the mistake in this sentence and correct it:
"He made a high effort to finish the project on time."
He made a great effort.
Fill in the blank with the best adjective:
"The team celebrated their well-______ victory after months of hard work."
well-deserved
well-earned
Complete the sentence using the correct collocation:
"The speech left a ______ impression on the audience." (the speech was very strong)
Lasting, deep, powerful...
Match the adjectives to the correct nouns, then use one collocation in a sentence
Harsh Winter
Sharp Traffic
Painful Contrast
Heavy Memory
Harsh winter
Heavy traffic
Sharp contrast
Painful memory
Find the mistake in this collocation and fix it:
"The boss gave us a strong warning about being late."
The boss gave us a stern/serious warning.