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| Description | Example | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Collocation: follow/take a course | There is classes were students can follow their courses. | Collocations |
| Collocation: on/in the afternoon | The meeting is on the afternoon. | Collocations |
| Collocation: accuse for/of | She accused the man for stealing. | Collocations |
| Collocation: in/on a secret mission | Bond is in a secret mission. | Collocations |
| Collocation: laugh of/at | I laughed of him. | Collocations |
| Collocation: bring at/to | Bring Suzanne at the party. | Collocations |
| Collocation: on/in fact | On fact, the people are fed up of so many elections. | Collocations |
| Collocation: bring to/put on the agenda | We must bring to the agenda the people that are fed up of so many elections. | Collocations |
| Collocation: in front of | In front to so many decisions, the people are fed up. | Collocations |
| Collocation: departure of/from | The stay is finally ended and they prepared their departure of New York. | Collocations |
| Collocation: live in/on planet | Not all creatures that live in the planet Earth use oxygen. | Collocations |
| Collocation: countless of | There are countless of occurrences. | Collocations |
| Collocation: fed up of/with | The people are fed up of so many pointless elections. | Collocations |
| Collocation: enter in | While he was entering in the room, he felt an uncomfortable feeling on his spine. | Collocations |
| Collocation: go to home (go home) | Suzie went to home. | Collocations |
| Collocation: came in/into | Judy came in the house after greeting her elders. | Collocations |
| Collocation: arrive on/at the beach | When John arrived on the beach, he went for a swim. | Collocations |
| Collocation: return at home | Return at home before midnight. | Collocations |
| Collocation: be in/under pressure | Kelly is in pressure. | Collocations |
| Collocation: absorb at/in | I am absorbed at this book. | Collocations |
| Collocation: accuse for/of | He is accused for fraud. | Collocations |
| Collocation: ashamed from/of | After flunking in the exam, she felt ashamed from it. | Collocations |
| Collocation: arrive at/in | They will arrive at the city at 9:00 am. | Collocations |
| Collocation: angry with/about | Barbie is angry with the situation. | Collocations |
| Collocation: accustom with/to | The mechanic is accustomed with handling those situations. | Collocations |
| Collocation: afraid from/of | Rats are afraid from cats. | Collocations |
| Collocation: angry against/with | Birds fly when they are angry against pigs. | Collocations |
| Collocation: aim on/at | This tool is aimed on regular users. | Collocations |
| Collocation: believe to/in | 'cause I believe to fitness. | Collocations |
| Collocation: boast for/about/of | He boasted for his skills. | Collocations |
| Collocation: careful for/with | Be careful for the camera. | Collocations |
| Collocation: travel with/by | We are going to travel with a bus. | Collocations |
| Collocation: complain for/about | The client complained for the service. | Collocations |
| Collocation: compose from/of | It is composed from carbohydrates and proteins. | Collocations |
| Collocation: cure from/of | This medicine will cure you from the disease. | Collocations |
| Collocation: deprive from/of | This soil is deprived from nutrients. | Collocations |
| Collocation: disappoint from/with | She was disappointed from the surprise. | Collocations |
| Collocation: divide in/into | Divide the pizza in four. | Collocations |
| Collocation: doubt for/in/about | I doubt for that. | Collocations |
| Collocation: dress with/in | She dresses with a coverall. | Collocations |
| Collocation: full with/of | The washing machine is full with dishes. | Collocations |
| Collocation: rid from/of | He got rid from the clutter. | Collocations |
| Collocation: glad with/about | He's glad with it. | Collocations |
| Collocation: guard from/against | The dog guards from the thieves. | Collocations |
| Collocation: guilty for/of | Mark is guilty for laziness. | Collocations |
| Collocation: independently from/of | Independently from our relationship, you are not the best, nor most the brightest. | Collocations |
| Collocation: insist on + gerund | She insisted to attend the conference. | Collocations |
| Collocation: interest for/in | I am interested for the sea. | Collocations |
| Collocation: jealous from/of | Jane might be jealous from my car. | Collocations |
| Collocation: photo with/of + POSSESSIVE PRONOUN + NOUN | This is a photo with his cat. | Collocations |
| Collocation: in/at this moment | In this moment she woke up. | Collocations |
| Collocation: tired about/of | tired about. | Collocations |
| Collocation: advertisement of/for | Nice advertisement of your company. | Collocations |
| Collocation: stop him of/from | This stops us of achieving victory. | Collocations |
| Collocation: in/on an album | Listen to that in the album. | Collocations |
| Collocation: cure against/for | Researcher have found the cure against that type of cancer. | Collocations |
| Collocation: to found/find a cure | It took a while to found a cure for malaria. | Collocations |
| Collocation: desire on/for | Even though some businessmen prefer unusual approaches to boost up their business identification, they get interested to identify the best approach to realize their desires on the business development. | Collocations |
| bring SOMEBODY in/to | Friday came fast and the couple left their sweet home to take the bus that brought them in the airport. | Collocations |
| curator on/of | The man to whom you were speaking to was the curator on the exposition. | Collocations |
| closer from/to | I moved in July to be closer from school. | Collocations |
| article + possessive form | The my car is in the garage. | Collocations |
| I enrolled international school | He enrolled at the college. | Collocations |
| steps to do/take | There are some steps to do. | Collocations |
| going on vacation | She is going to vacation. | Collocations |
| in (on) Facebook | Check it in Wikipedia. | Collocations |
| Write on my page | That is written in page 21. | Collocations |
| came to/by | I came to plane. | Collocations |
| work (for) is | The company that I work is Cosme Inc... | Collocations |
| waiting (for) a patient | Anne is waiting her patient. | Collocations |
| travel (for) X days | I traveled four days. | Collocations |
| Respectful against/toward | Respectful against. | Collocations |
| Disappointed with, at, or by | We could be disappointed of this announcement. | Collocations |
| account (for) | That accounts a rise in price. | Collocations |
| contribution on/to | The use of symbolism is an important writing technique that accounts a crucial contribution on the novel. | Collocations |
| Collocation: arrived (in the) downtown | Arrive in the downtown. | Collocations |
| Collocation: consider (about) | Please, consider about this. | Collocations |
| Collocation: associates to/with | She associates her layoff to your arrival. | Collocations |
| named it (as) | They named it as Gilead. | Collocations |
| Collocation: lot (of) | A lot people were late. | Collocations |
| Collocation: interested by/in | I am not interested by this job. | Collocations |
| Collocation: at/on the job | He does personal stuff at the job. | Collocations |
| Collocation: analysis about/of | Read the analysis about the results. | Collocations |
| Collocation: it is sure/certain | It is sure that my English will improve. | Collocations |
| Collocation: spend it for/on | I spend it for my essence. | Collocations |
| Translation errors: by/for example | By example, poor spelling makes pattern matching more difficult. | Collocations |
| Translation error: a gesture of greeting | She made me a gesture of greeting. | Collocations |
| Collocation: we call/you would call | I'm not what we call perfectly bilingual. | Collocations |
| Collocation: consequences on/for/of | The new labour laws will have consequences to employees. | Collocations |
| Collocation: ask (to) | Ask to all the employees. | Collocations |
| Collocation: at/in the room | The plant is at the kitchen. | Collocations |
| Collocation: invoice of/for | We booked for 8 tickets but we only received an invoice of 7 tickets. | Collocations |
| Collocation: in charge of/for | Wood in exchange of metal. | Collocations |
| Collocation: fill of/with | Fill the page of numbers. | Collocations |
| Collocation: located on (at) Main street | The company's name is Denver Inc. and it's located on 11056 Main street. | Collocations |
| Collocation: on/in the middle | The button is on the middle of the screen. | Collocations |
| Collocation: on/in the corner | The button is on the top left corner of the screen. | Collocations |
| Collocation: on/in the corner | The button is on the top-left corner of the screen. | Collocations |
| Collocation: similar/like as/to | the roof will be similar as a church. | Collocations |
| Collocation: kind with/to | All the people he met were very kind with him. | Collocations |
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