Learn 50+ Common Noun Collocations to Improve Your English Fluency

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You should add the phonetics of the nouns and collocations . It also repeats the sentences

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Most of the word I knew it, but is good to remebered them. Also, I haven't idea that were collocations

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I wonder whether the noun noun collocation have a definite formation or not

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Not really.

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You should have taught method of making collocation for instance, which we should write 1st and then 2nd noun? Call center there are 2 noun but, we can write center call as well 😹

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