Learn English Through Listening
How To Speak English Fluently And Confidently Ep 226
Collocations may sound complicated or difficult when you first hear about them when learning to speak English. Collocations are just English speakers all agreeing that a single way of saying something is the best way to say it. All the other ways of saying these groups of words are unnecessary.
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Summary: How to speak English fluently and confidently
Humans like patterns, we feel comfortable when we share patterns with each other. This might be an image we can all look at and understand, or a pattern of music which makes us all feel the same way. So it should be no surprise we do the same with our spoken language. Humans like to be lazy (or efficient!) at conveying feelings and ideas when communicating with words, for native English speakers “less is more”.
So now we know what a collocation is, how do we learn them? It’s a pattern, and that means a strong learning technique is repetition. So listening to a native English speakers say these collocations will help train your brain, to store the common word combinations, until you recognise them automatically.
Because native English speakers use collocations all the time, they just sound “right”. If you change the word combinations, you will just sound “wrong” when you speak English. So you definitely want to practice listening and remembering the more common combinations!
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