THE CLASSIFICATION AND THE DEFINITION OF COLLOCATIONS
Keywords:
notion, collocation, domain, psychological studies, lexical associations, text/frequency-based studies, relationship, words, the extension, abstract, levels, colligation, semantic prosody, semantic preference, the identification, significant, approach, co-occurrence, syntactic, semantic, statements.Abstract
The study of collocations, or pairs or groups of words that are frequently used together, is the focus of this article. Although native English speakers find these combinations natural, English language learners must work extra hard to learn them because they are frequently challenging to guess. Some combinations simply seem "wrong" to English native speakers.
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