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🔗 Collocations (word pairings: “strong coffee,” “make a decision”)
Common Verb Collocations with “TIME” 1. Have (TIME) for something & Have (TIME) to do something Meaning: To possess enough time available for an activity. Examples: I don’t have time for long phone calls during the day. She always has time for her friends. I don’t have time to watch TV these days. Do you
DO vs. MAKE: Understanding the Difference For many learners, especially Italian speakers, distinguishing between DO and MAKE can be tricky because both verbs are often translated as “FARE” in Italian. However, in English, DO and MAKE are not interchangeable. As a general guideline it may be useful to think of DO as a Process and
Understanding & using the Verb & Adjective ‘SPARE’ The word “spare” has a central meaning that unites both its verb and adjective uses:👉 “Surplus to current requirements” / “Extra to my actual needs” / “More than enough.” This idea of something left over, available, unused or unnecessary is key to understanding why Prince Harry Windsor
