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Collocations With Have, Do And Make

May 15, 2024 - B2pdf

From the given options choose the natural collocation.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I ............... a problem with my neighbor.
Wrong!
2As soon as he arrived, he started ............... trouble.
Wrong!
3She has ............... good progress over the years.
Wrong!
4Who is ............... the shopping this week?
Wrong!
5Will you ............... me a favor?
Wrong!
6Don't ............... a noise.
Wrong!
7It is time you ............... a haircut.
Wrong!
8I am feeling tired. I should ............... a rest.
Wrong!
9Please ............... an effort before you give up.
Wrong!
10Dorothy ............... my hair.
Wrong!
11I ............... my best but I could not win.
Wrong!
12I think you are ............... a mistake.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. I have a problem with my neighbor.
  2. As soon as he arrived, he started making trouble.
  3. She has made good progress over the years.
  4. Who is doing the shopping this week?
  5. Will you do me a favor?
  6. Don’t make a noise.
  7. It is time you had a haircut.
  8. I am feeling tired. I should have a rest.
  9. Please make an effort before you give up.
  10. Dorothy does my hair.
  11. I did my best but I could not win.
  12. I think you are making a mistake.
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