Match a word from each box to form collocations.
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disease evidence key opportunity wind standards teeth flatly withstand smoke |
arises chatter refuse pressure rises slip spreads suggests issue howls |
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1………………….. |
6………………….. |
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2………………….. |
7………………….. |
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3………………….. |
8………………….. |
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4………………….. |
9………………….. |
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5………………….. |
10………………….. |
Giải bởi Vietjack
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1. disease spreads |
6. standards slip |
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2. evidence suggests |
7. teeth chatter |
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3. key issue |
8. flatly refuse |
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4. opportunity arises |
9. withstand pressure |
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5. wind howls |
10. smoke rises |
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The university…………the school-leaving exams of most other countries.
With his speed, I think he'll break a…………for running before he graduates from high school.
The government has decided to…………a levy on commercial waste collection in order to encourage recycling.
With this research he hoped to track solar constant in order to make weather………… predictions.
An excellent career…………has now…………with a leading recruitment agency.
For about two weeks afterward, the patient experiences extremely sensitive skin, as their new grafts toughen up to………….
Choose the best answer to complete each of the following sentences.
Two children became ill and briefly…………comas after eating the product, though both fully recovered.
When you…………minutes of a meeting, it is useful to report the ideas, rather than every sentence.
His…………teeth slipped from his mouth during a particularly big snore.
He is living in a(n)…………family that includes his relatives such as his grandparents, his uncles.
I really thought she’d be here to help me, but it seems that she’s just a(n)…………friend.
Complete each sentence using the collocation from exercise 1 in the appropriate form.
He was furious, and…………to continue with the programme.
