RAPID C1 VOCABULARY BUILDER | Learn How to Express Importance (ADVANCED)

Boosting your vocabulary by learning collocations is a great way to help you sound more natural and native when speaking in English. #englishexpressions #englishphrases #englishpractice
I'm going to help you achieve English fluency by giving you 10 C1 English collocations for importance and using them in context to help give you a better understanding of their meanings.
Using collocations in English speaking and writing will help you achieve fluency in English.
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⏰ LESSON CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
01:08 List of collocations
02:15 Notable achievement
03:51 Overriding concern
04:54 Prominent role
07:14 Momentous decision
08:43 Decisive factor
10:39 Of paramount importance
11:48 Key figure
12:37 Prime example
14:16 Leading issue
15:33 Enormous influence (on)
16:56 List of collocations
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For example, it is of no importance to me = It isn’t important to me. The first is more formal. He is of the opinion = His opinion is …

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