A collocation is a group of words that often go together, like 'heavy rain' or 'solve a problem'.
If you translate each word from your language, it's easy to say something like 'big rain' or 'improve a problem'.
All of these are grammatically correct! But they're not what native English speakers say.
You'll learn how to:
Hubavina:
The course is marvellous. I can understand and read a lot of articles and books in English.
Oksana:
This is the best-structured and the most clear course I've ever seen (I'm 52 :-)). Thank you so much! At last! I can speak confidently and understand how to build my sentences.
Maria:
It was easy to learn, you explained it perfectly. I can speak more easily and I am more confident in conversation.
Michel:
I can already enjoy movies more and get a better understanding of Bloomberg papers. I'm confident it will be helpful in my career.
Zsuzsanna:
I use much more sophisticated grammar in my communication now. I love reading novels in English and with the help of the course, many types of sentence structures, which were weird for me before, became familiar. And I adore this feeling :)
Lyudmila:
I can see that my self-confidence is raised sharply. I can pass those tests on which I was previously unsuccessful, practically without errors.