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Using collocations
• Some words always go together, these are
called 'collocations'.
• It's a good idea to keep a list of collocations and
add to your list every time you learn a new one.
• Collocations in English can be grouped like this:
verb + noun, e.g. keep a diary
adjective + noun, e.g. natural habitat
• You can also list verbs + prepositions, e.g. rely on
or adjectives + prepositions, e.g. angry with or
phrasal verbs, e.g. hang out

A Match 1-8 with a-h.
1 break □ a in love
2 renewable □ b species
3 cope □ с up Below are some sentences about technology. For each question 1-5,
wjt^ complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first j
4 endangered □ d
, Use no more than three words,
5 proud □ e judo
6 fall □ f energy
7 do □ g food GENERAL CERTIFICATE EXAM
8 tasty □ h of
SECTION A
В W rite an example sentence for each of
the collocations or phrasal verbs in A. Answer the questions below.

С Read the writing task on the right and
1. He started doing photography when he was ten years-old.
answer the questions below.
He was ten years-old when he took photography________
1 What are all the sentences about?
2. They should order new laptops because the ones we have
2 How many exam questions are there?
now are too slow!
3 Which sentence has the gap?
New laptops should_________ because the ones we have
4 Do both sentences need to be the same?
now are too slow!
5 How many words can you write?
3. You have to put batteries in before you can use the device.
D Read the writing task again. W hy has This__________ doesn’t work without batteries.
the student underlined some of the
4. He isn’t able to use the camera.
words?
He__________ use the camera.
5. It isn’t necessay for you to bring your laptop.
You don’t __________ bring your laptop.

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