Collocation for Class 2

Collocation and Its Types - Class 2

  • What are Collocations?
  • Commonly Used Collocations
  • Importance of Collocation
  • Common Collocation Examples
  • FAQs
  • What are Collocations?

    Look at the following sentences:

    1. This morning, it was snowing heavily.
    2. It is important to pay attention during the class.
    3. You shouldn't break the rules at school.
    4. Let's have fun at the amusement park.

    The above bold phrases like snowing heavily, pay attention, break the rules and let’s have fun are some examples of commonly used collocations.
    When certain words are used together because they sound good and make sense, they are called collocations.

    Commonly Used Collocations

    Collocations for Class 2

    Importance of Collocation

    1. Proper usage of collocations can avoid common language mistakes. Using the wrong words together can make a sentence incorrect.
    2. Collocation helps us write better. They enable us to use words in a variety of contexts.
    3. Understanding collocations and using them increases our vocabulary and helps us to express a wider range of ideas and concepts.

    Read About: Collocations for Class 3

    Common Collocation Examples

    Collocations Examples for Class 2

    Collocations Examples for Class 2

    FAQ’s

    1. What are collocations for class 2?

    Answer: When two or more words sound good together it is called collocations. For example, give advice, tell a story, etc.

    2. What are the commonly used collocations?

    Answer: Commonly used collocations are:

    make an excuse

    take a break

    get worried

    tell a story

    share your ideas

    save a seat

    raise your hand

    keep in touch

    play nicely 

    follow the rules

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