A key factor to crack IELTS/Cambridge IELTS
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Headword |
Collocations |
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ability |
cognitive ability |
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abstract |
abstract concept |
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abuse |
sexual abuse |
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academy |
(in) academic circles, academic achievement, academic career, the
academic community, academic debate, an academic discipline,
academic discourse, academic institution, academic journal, academic
life, academic performance, academic research, academic skills,
academic study, academic success, academic work, the academic world,
academic writing, academic year |
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accept |
accept responsibility, acceptable behavior, socially acceptable,
widespread acceptance, (be) commonly accepted, (be) generally
accepted, (be) universally accepted, (be) widely accepted |
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access |
allow access (to), deny access (to), direct access, easy access,
electronic access, equal access, free access, gain access (to), give
access (to), have access (to), internet access, limited access,
online access, open access, provide access (to), public access,
ready access, unlimited access, easily accessible, readily
accessible |
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account |
brief account, comprehensive account, historical account |
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accurate |
great accuracy, accurate assessment, accurate description, accurate
information, accurate measurement, accurate picture, accurate record
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achieve |
achieve (a) goal, achieve (an) objective, achieve (an) outcome,
academic achievement |
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acquire |
acquire knowledge, newly acquired |
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act |
the sexual act, appropriate action, collective action, legal
action, military action, positive action, active involvement, active
participant, active participation, active role, (be) actively
involved, political activism, commercial activity, cultural
activity, economic activity, engage in (an) activity, human
activity, learning activity, physical activity, particularly acute,
acutely aware |
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Helping you with some more collocations starting with the letter 'A':
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add |
add information |
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additional |
additional cost, additional information, additional problem,
additional resources, additional support |
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address |
address (an) issue |
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adjust |
structural adjustment, make adjustments |
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administrate |
public administration, administrative practices |
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adopt |
adopt (a) procedure, adopt (an) approach, (be) widely adopted
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advance |
advanced economy, advanced technology, technological advances
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advantage |
major advantage |
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adverse |
an adverse effect, adverse reaction, adversely affect |
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affair |
economic affairs, financial affairs, internal affairs |
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affect |
affect (the) development (of), affect (the) outcome, adversely
affect, directly affect, severely affect, significantly affect,
(be) directly affected |
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agency |
the federal agency, regulatory agency |
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agenda |
political agenda, set (the) agenda |
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agree |
generally, agree, strongly agree, broad agreement, general
agreement, international agreement, reach (an) agreement, strongly
disagree |
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aim |
overall aim, primary aim |
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allocate |
allocate resources |
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allow |
allow access (to) |
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ally |
(be) closely allied (to, with) |
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almost |
almost identical |
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alternative |
an alternative approach, an alternative explanation, alternative
form, alternative interpretation, alternative means, alternative
method, alternative model, alternative solution, alternative
source, alternative strategy, alternative view, an alternative
way, provide (an) alternative |
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amount |
(a) considerable amount (of), (a) huge amount (of), (a)
significant amount (of), (a) substantial amount (of), (a) vast
amount (of), (an) enormous amount (of) |
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ample |
ample evidence |
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analyse |
careful analysis, comparative analysis, conduct (an) analysis,
critical analysis, detailed analysis, economic analysis, final
analysis, full analysis, further analysis, historical analysis,
qualitative analysis, quantitative analysis, statistical analysis,
subsequent analysis, systematic analysis, textual analysis,
thematic analysis, theoretical analysis, use (the) analysis,
analytical approach, analytical tool |
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ancestor |
common ancestor |
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anecdotal |
anecdotal evidence |
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annual |
annual conference, annual meeting, annual rate, annual report,
annual review |
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answer |
final answer |
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apparent |
become apparent, immediately apparent, particularly apparent
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appearance |
physical appearance |
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apply |
apply (a) method, apply (the) theory, apply equally |
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approach |
adopt (an) approach, an alternative approach, analytical
approach, common approach, comprehensive approach, critical
approach, develop (an) approach, flexible approach, general
approach, holistic approach, integrated approach, logical
approach, methodological approach, qualitative approach,
quantitative approach, similar approach, |
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appropriate |
appropriate action, appropriate behaviour, appropriate
conditions, appropriate data, appropriate form, appropriate
language, appropriate level, appropriate point, appropriate
response, appropriate skills, appropriate treatment, appropriate
way, consider appropriate, deem appropriate, particularly
appropriate, seem appropriate, respond appropriately |
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area |
complex area, core area, cover (an) area, geographic(al) area,
identify (an) area, key area, local area, main area, major area,
metropolitan area, particular area, problem area, related area,
rural area, specific area, subject area, urban area, vast area,
the whole area, wide area |
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arena |
political arena |
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argument |
a compelling argument, counter argument, develop (an) argument,
general argument, logical argument, main argument, make (an)
argument, present (an) argument, similar argument, support (an)
argument, valid argument |
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armed |
armed conflict |
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arrangement |
institutional arrangement, make arrangements |
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array |
(a) vast array (of), (a) wide array (of) |
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article |
publish (an) article |
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artificial |
artificial intelligence |
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aspect |
certain aspect, consider (an) aspect, cultural aspect, focus on
(an) aspect, fundamental aspect, general aspect, key aspect,
negative aspect, particular aspect, a positive aspect, related
aspect, social aspect, specific aspect, technical aspect, various
aspects |
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assess |
assess (the) impact (of), assessment process, accurate
assessment, make (an) assessment, risk assessment |
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assign |
(be) randomly assigned (to) |
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assist |
financial assistance, medical assistance, provide assistance,
technical assistance |
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associate |
associated factors, (be) closely associated (with), (be) commonly
associated (with), (be) positively associated (with), (be)
strongly associated (with) |
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assume |
assume (the) role (of), assume responsibility, (be) generally
assumed, basic assumption, common assumption, fundamental
assumption, make (an) assumption, underlying assumption, certain
assumptions |
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atom |
atomic energy |
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attempt |
deliberate attempt |
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attend |
attend (a) conference |
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attention |
careful attention, considerable attention, critical attention,
draw attention (to), focus attention (on) |
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attitude |
change (an) attitude, negative attitude, positive attitude,
changing attitudes, cultural attitudes, public attitudes, social
attitudes |
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audience |
target audience, wider audience |
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author |
first author, original author |
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authority |
a central authority, exercise authority, local authority,
political authority, public authority |
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autonomy |
greater autonomy, relative autonomy |
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available |
available data, available evidence, available information,
available resources, become available, currently available, freely
available, make available, publicly available, readily available,
widely available |
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average |
average score, national average |
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aware |
acutely aware, become aware, fully aware, increasingly aware,
keenly aware, make aware, well aware, greater awareness, growing
awareness, increase awareness, increased awareness, increasing
awareness, public awareness, raise awareness |
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