to drive someone up the wall – to irritate or annoy someone greatly.
Ex: Hannah’s smoking drives her mother up the wall.
Ex: Hannah’s smoking drives her mother up the wall.
What is a collocation?
A collocation is a term used to describe common and regular word combinations in Business English that are often found together.
While these words that go together sound natural to native speakers, students of English often struggle to make sense of them. Fear no more!
A collocation is a term used to describe common and regular word combinations in Business English that are often found together.
While these words that go together sound natural to native speakers, students of English often struggle to make sense of them. Fear no more!
Usage of collocations by native speakers is both common and predictable.
Now you can use collocations as a natural part of your English.
Types of Collocations
Now you can use collocations as a natural part of your English.
Types of Collocations
There are seven (7) main types of collocations.
(1) Adjectives and Nouns:
(2) Nouns and Verbs
(4) Verbs and Expressions with Prepositions:
(5) Adverbs and Adjectives:
(6) Verbs and Adverbs:
(7) Short Phrases with a Specific Word Order
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