2022-06-29
15 分钟Hi there, everybody, this is Harry.
And welcome back to my advanced english lessons where we try to help you to get a better understanding of the english language, help you with phrasal, verbs, expressions, vocabulary, whatever it might be.
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Okay, so what have we got for you in this lesson?
Well, in this lesson we're focusing again on colocations.
They're really, really popular with our students and our listeners and viewers.
So we thought we'd do a few more of these.
And we're focusing on the collocations on particular topics.
And in this particular topic, it's collocations for opinions.
So an opinion, when you have a view on something, so colocations for opinions, and I go down through them, give you the list, and then go back through them individually and give you some examples of those.
And for those of you who don't really understand collocations, it's just a complicated way of saying two or more words together that fit together and are used together quite frequently.
So they're very useful in the English language because it's better than just learning individual words that have no purpose.
And these collocations, you can drop them into sentences, use them as phrases, and it's a much better chance for you to understand English and also for you to be understood.
Okay, so as I said, advanced English and these are collocations for opinions.
So here we go.